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Den nye bue er virkelig god. Jeg har dog observeret en tendens til at “hoppe” lidt, men ved ikke om det skyldes dårlig teknik fra min side. Buen virker ellers meget flot forarbejdet
For the cheap price tag of this bow you get a lot for a little. The bow preforms well in all genres. I like the bounciness of the staccato and its mellow sound. ricochet works well and the it had a nice weight. works well in all genres. I play bluegrass, Irish Traditional and classical. My one complaint is how it was shipped. Just thrown in the carboard box with a plastic bag over it. there was no damage to the bow but i wasnt happy with that.
My daugher and her violin teacher tested the following bows:
- Artino BF-11 Carbon Violinbow 4/4
- Gewa Carbon Student Violin Bow 4/4
- Roth & Junius RJB Carbon Violin Bow 4/4 BR
- Artino Retro Carbon Violin Bow 4/4
- Alfred Stingl by Höfner AS34 V4/4 Carbon Violin Bow
- Gewa Advanced Carbon Violin Bow 4/4
- Artino Violin Bow 4/4 Special Edition
The teacher didn't know which bow was which and was not aware of the price ranges. Her top 3 with respect to bow handling and sound quality was
- Alfred Stingl by Höfner AS34 V4/4 Carbon Violin Bow
- Gewa Advanced Carbon Violin Bow 4/4
- Artino BF-11 Carbon Violinbow 4/4
She thought that any of these was very good for my daughter but she was especially impressed by the handling and sound of the Alfred Stingl by Höfner AS34 V4/4 Carbon Violin Bow and we ended buying that one.
I bought it to go with the violin I bought because the bow was of a cheap quality. After comparing it, it was certainly worth the investment. The handling and sound is much better. Great for beginners