3/4 Size Cello for Kids & Adults w/Bow, Case

₨55,000.00

Item Dimensions LxWxH	42 x 23 x 15 inches
Top Material Type	Maple, Carbon Fiber, Spruce, Ebony
Back Material Type	Maple, Carbon Fiber, Ebony, Spruce Wood
String Material Type	Alloy Steel
Finish Type	Varnish
Instrument	Violin
Operation Mode	acoustic
Number of Strings	4

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About this item

1/2 Half Size. Antique finish ebony cello
Meticulous workmanship and excellent varnish technique was applied to achieve this Antique look.
Carefully selected tonal woods give this cello beautiful tonal quality: full-bodied warmth and brilliance with excellent response.
Hand-carved solid Spruce top and Hand-carved select flamed maple back, sides and neck. Beautiful inlaid purfling
Ebony inlaid purfling, pegs and fingerboard, Carbon Fiber tailpiece with four fine built-in tuners, Genuine horsehair bow, Rosin cake and Gig Bag.

Category: Cello

Description

Colored Cello

This cello is ideal for beginner or student cellist featuring a crack-proof spruce top, maple back, neck and sides. This cello is outfitted with a padded lightweight carrying soft case with pockets and adjustable backpack straps (making it convenient to carry to school or orchestra), a Brazilwood bow with unbleached horsehair, cello stand, rosin cake, and an extra set of cello strings. Please note that the bridge will not be setup before shipment to avoid damage to the cello body during transit.

How to choose Cello size:

Measuring yourself or a child for cello size: Seat the child (or yourself) so that the knees are bent at a ninety degree angle. The instrument should rest such that the upper rim of the cello body rests on the sternum (breast bone), and the left knee contacts the curve below the lower bout corner. The C string peg (for the thickest string) should be near the left ear, with the neck a few inches away from the shoulder, and the left hand able to reach both ends of the fingerboard with ease.

Hand size is also the primary consideration when determining the proper size to purchase. Too large an instrument can throw your balance off and/or induce tension in the left hand. If the choice between two sizes of instrument is close choose the smaller. Refer to our recommended ages and sizes on the right.

Please keep in mind that this is a rough scale, and may not necessarily work for your child. Also, don’t forget to consider your child’s growth pattern, which might be an important factor!