By Leatherwood
Crisp Violin
3
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£66.78 | |
Crisp Viola
1
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£66.78 | |
Crisp Cello
1
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£66.78 | |
Supple Violin
2
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£66.78 | |
Supple Viola
1
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£66.78 | |
Supple Cello
3
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£66.78 |
Handcrafted premium rosin made in Australia to exacting standards. 3 grades to suit a variety of situations, 'Bespoke' range.
A blend of natural resins mounted in a wood base. The long format for applying sparingly in a full length stroke. Wrapped in artisan cured deer leather.
Keen Amateur
7
out of
8
found the following review helpful
Pros: Presentation of the product: 5 stars+++ Attack: 5 stars+++ Power: 5 stars++ Clarity: 5 stars+++ Articulation of ordinary notes and harmonics (extraordinary): 5 stars+++++ Surface noise (all but gone): 5 stars+ Crispness: 5 stars+++ Cleanness: 5 stars++ Lack of whistling e (gone unless playing very badly: 5 stars++ Increase in colours: 5 stars+++ Increase in woody tones: 5 stars++ Smoothness: 5 stars+++ Playability: 5 stars+ Increasing/awakening instrument's ability to articulate in certain ranges: 5 stars++ Awakening of the g string: 5 stars+++
Cons: None.
Other: It's beautiful to look at, and hand made. That would not have mattered if it had not worked well. But it is a pleasure, and I gather it'll last 10 years with occasional use.
Beginner
2
out of
2
found the following review helpful
Pros: It is the first time that I payed more attention to the rosin quality. That rosin truly transformed my opinion what should I look for in my future purchases . The rosin feels extremely smooth on the bow hair, yet produces strong and sonorous sound. It does everything that I never heard my bow could do ( it feels that I bought a new bow but a rosin). Anyhow, I highly recommend that one should invest in similar quality rosin than the standard one. It makes such a huge difference in the sound and the agility of the bow!
Cons: None
Grade 8+
Professional
Beginner
Even beginners should have the best.
Pros: Partnered with my Dorfler bow, it made the sound I produced much more deeper richer sound. It was well presented and had the feel of a product that was made by a craftsman.
Cons: If I have to put something here I guess it would be price, its 5X more than the rosin I was advised to buy.
Other: As a beginner, I'm not skilled enough to discuss the nuances of such a quality rosin, but I strongly believe as a music student that you should buy the best you can afford so whatever skill you are or sound you make it's the nest it can be for that part of the journey.