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Classic Carbon Fiber Cello Bow B219 | Preferred by Bands & Players

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Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-1

Classic Carbon Fiber Cello Bow B219 | Preferred by Bands & Players

$139.00
Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-1
Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-2
Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-3
Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-4
Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-5
Classic Cello Carbon Fiber Bow B219-6

Classic Carbon Fiber Cello Bow B219 | Preferred by Bands & Players

$139.00
Size: 4/4
Description

 

If you’re looking for a carbon fiber cello bow, the B219 is your top choice. Crafted with over 60 years of generational bow-making experience, it combines expert craftsmanship with premium materials for unparalleled quality and performance.

The bow features a classic carbon fiber design, made from carefully selected high-quality carbon fiber. The frog is real ebony inlaid with fish-eye shells, and the bow hair is sourced from Mongolian male horsehair, offering pure, clean color and excellent elasticity.

Light yet strong, the B219 resists sideways bending, is not easily broken, and performs reliably regardless of humidity or temperature. Additional features include an eco-friendly rubber grip for comfort and an alloy wire wrapping that resists oxidation. The ebony frog with Parisian eye adds the finishing touch of elegance and precision.

Know the Difference Between Carbon Fiber Bows and Wooden Bows: What are violin bows made of?

Care Instructions
Taking care of your violin will effectively extend its lifespan. First wipe the rosin from the violin, bow, string with a polishing cloth (included in most of our outfits) after each play, then place the violin in a case to protect the violin.
Then, pay attention to the humidity and temperature of the environment you are in. The ideal humidity is around 40%, and you need a humidifier when it is dry in winter and dehumidifier when it is wet in summer. Please don’t leave the instrument in the car or outdoors for a long time, the damage to the violin in extreme environments is irreversible. We've seen many violinists leave their violin in a hot car in the summer, and then the paint all melts, irreversible damage to the violin. Read more:Routine care and maintenance of violins and bows.
Size chart

Violin – How to Measure Size

  1. Fully stretch your arm with your palm facing up, keeping your arm parallel to the ground.

  2. Measure from your neck to the middle of your palm.

  3. Check the violin size chart and select the appropriate size.

Tip: You can also choose based on age as a general guideline. If you are between sizes, go smaller.

Violin Size Chart
Size of
Violin 		Arm
Measurement 		Age of
Player
4/4 23.6"+ 11+ YRS
3/4 22.1" - 23.5" 9 - 11 YRS
1/2 20.1" - 22" 6 - 10 YRS
1/4 17.6" - 20" 4 - 7 YRS
1/8 17.1" - 17.5" 3 - 5 YRS
1/16 14" - 15.4" 3 - 4 YRS

Note:
Or you can choose the right size according to your age, but this is only the most basic method.

If you are between sizes, size down.

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Viola – How to Measure Size

  1. Fully stretch your arm with your palm facing up, keeping your arm parallel to the ground.

  2. Measure from your neck to the middle of your palm.

  3. Check the viola size chart and select the appropriate size.

Tip: If you are between sizes, choose the smaller size.

Viola Size Chart

Size of
Viola 		Arm
Measurement 		Age of
Player
16.5" 28" and up 14+ Years
16" 27"–28" 14+ Years
15.5" 26"–27" 12–14 Years
15" 23"–25" 11–13 Years
14" 22"–23" 9–12 Years
13" 20"–22" 8–10 Years
12" 18"–20" 7–9 Years
1/4 15"–18" 5–7 Years
1/8 14"–15" 3–5 Years

Note:
Or you can choose the right size according to your age, but this is only the most basic method.

If you are between sizes, size down.

Cello – How to Measure Size

  • Measure the student’s total height.

  • If the height falls between sizes, choose the smaller size.

Cello Size Chart

Size of
Cello		 Height Age of
Player
4/4 5' and up 15+ Years
3/4 4'6"–5' 9–15 Years
1/2 4'–4'6" 7–11 Years
1/4 3'6"–4' 5–7 Years
1/8 3'–3'6" 4–6 Years
1/10 3' 3–4 Years

 

Bass – How to Measure Size

  • Measure the student’s total height.

  • If the height falls between sizes, choose the smaller size.

Bass Size Chart

Size of
Bass		 Height Age of
Player
3/4 5'3" and up 15+ Years
1/2 4'10"–5'4" 11–15 Years
1/4 4'6"–5' 9–12 Years

 

Bows – How to Measure Size

If you need to buy a bow, you can purchase it based on the size of your instrument.

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