Customer reviews
Customer reviews
I really need to say that this bow is perfectfor beginners and advanced violinist. I lovethat it can be easily tensioned and itsweight is perfect for optimal execution. 100% recommended bow for any level.
Customer reviews
I've experimented with other carbon fiber bows in the past, but this one is easily my favorite. I didn't expect to find a carbon fiber bow with this kind of nuance, well done!
Customer reviews
Personally, as a performer or audience member, I find flying, broken bow horsehair very distracting. It nolonger needs to be a problem with the carbon fiber cello bow with Zarelon FH!
HISTORY
HONOR X MAKE
Acoustics Engineering and Woodworking Research
ALWAYS IMPROVE, NEVER CHANGE.
Beauty grows not on progressivism or traditionalism but on the ability to discern between the two.
Blog posts
"How Does Your Cello Sound?", and Other Bad Questions.
Beyond “Sound”: Rethinking How We Describe the Cello There’s a subtle but consequential problem in how we talk about instruments—especially bowed strings. Ask a player or maker, “How does this...
Beyond Color: Toward a Physical Vocabulary for Evaluating the Cello
“The feedback loop between player and maker has been degraded by a vocabulary that cannot carry technical information.” I. The Poverty of the Paintbox Ask a cellist to describe the...
The Dark Age of Luthiery
"Evolution requires a selective pressure, a demand that identifies inadequacy and calls for a response. In the absence of a living milieu, the technical object does not evolve. It crystallizes....
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Our TeAm
Pegaus BioComp is the result of patiently thinking and feeling sound.
Our founder is a luthier and cellist whose devotions are chemistry and the Philosophy of Science—the hidden laws that bind matter and meaning within the violin family of instruments.
