Müsing C4 Carbon Fiber German Double Bass Bow

Müsing

Müsing C4 Carbon Fiber German Double Bass Bow

$1,791.00
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SKU: A6BGC4

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Style

FrenchGerman
Model:

Model

C3C4C5
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Made in Würzburg, Germany by Arcus, Müsing bass bows are designed to be a bow you can always rely on. They are incredibly durable, and their stainless steel fittings keep their shine for decades.

The C4 holds its own against the finest traditional bows, while being quicker, more agile, more comfortable, and more secure in the hand.

Müsing C4 Carbon Fiber German Double Bass Bow Specifications

  • Style: German bass bow
  • Stick: Carbon fiber
  • Fittings: Stainless steel
  • Frog: Ebony
  • Length: 71 cm without button, approx. 77.2 cm with button
  • Weight: approx. 124 g
Müsing bow craftsman holding a carbon fiber string instrument bow in his workshop, with violins and violas displayed on the wall behind him.

Müsing

German Carbon Craftsmanship

Founded by Bernd Müsing in Würzburg, Germany, Müsing has been researching and refining string bows since 1995. Every Müsing stick is made from three-dimensionally woven carbon fiber, shaped into a thin hollow tube that vibrates freely for a clear, colorful sound. The result is a bow that’s lighter, stronger and completely unaffected by humidity, with the balance and comfort to carry you through long rehearsals and performances. From students to seasoned professionals, players choose Müsing for a bow they can rely on, so they can focus on the music.

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Fiddlershop is a small family-owned business located in South Florida. Since 2012 we have been serving the string community with quality instruments and accessories. We believe that music and instruments should be accessible to everyone at a price they can afford.

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