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Bows for Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass
We stock a selection of trade and handmade violin bows. We generally get our better bows by selecting them from
stock shown by representatives, rather than simply taking whatever gets shipped to us. We'll pick a bow to match an
instrument purchased here and to match the player's approach to the instrument as described. That's worked very
well. We've stayed competitive by dropping our prices. Generally we charge 80% of the list price or less.
Current or nearly current list of BOWS IN STOCK - .pdf showing specificatiand prices for our other bows. NOTE:
Some firms do not allow us to publish our prices – just call or email. Subject to constant change. No problem to order
in bows.
Pernambuco wood comes from Brazil. That gives the Brazilian firms a certain advantage. On the other hand,
European firms have unparalleled experience. Our current favorites include the ½ mounted Brazilian bows – they're
surprisingly good – and the Coda Diamond line of composite US made bows. The Cadenza Master of carbon fiber
covered with pernambuco veneer is also surprisingly good.
Better makes represented include:
Otto Durrschmidt (Germany)
Joseph Gabriel (Germany)
Fancois Orlean (France)
Sebastian Dirr (Germany)
Hasegawa (Japan)
Bernd Dolling (Germany)
Richard Grunke (Germany)
Andre Delmont (Germany)
Guy Jeandel (Japan)
Joseph Sandner (Germany)
Arcos Brasil (Brazil) archetier stamped sticks
Istrings (Brazil) archetier stamped sticks
Water Violet (Brazil) archetier stamped sticks
Horst John (Brazil) stamped “Horst John”
Andre Delmont (Germany)
Soares (Brazil)
Coda (US)
Hermann Luger (China)
Ming Zheng (China)
Steffan Kuhna (Germany)
Paesold (Germany)
Beginner and intermediate brands carried:
Eric Steiner (Germany) surprisingly good trade sticks
Daniel Delcourt (Germany)
Knoll (Germany)
Jacque Pascal (Germany)
Rameau (Germany)
Jacque Remy (China)
Eastman Strings (China)
Cadenza (China)
K. Holtz (China)
Paesold (Germany)
Brazilian handcrafted bows - Slightly outdated informational pages
German handcrafted bows - Slightly outdated informational pages
Japanese handcrafted bows - Superlative precision, slightly outdated informational pages
Carbon and composite bows - The all weather solution, always reliable, slightly outdated pages
Jacque Remy bows - Consistently good student and amateur bows, we carry these
Bow observations - Our shoppers and users guide to bows
Bow links - Useful information
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