Alfred Stingl By Höfner AS34 BF 3/4

Bass Bow

Size: 3/4
Carbon fibre bow with French frog and round stick
Black
Nickel-silver winding
Ebony frog with Parisian eye, slide and back plate
Selected genuine Mongolian horse hair

Further information

Size	3/4
Stick	Carbon
Round Stick	Yes
Angular Stick	No
Natural Hair	Yes
German Style Frog	No
French Style Frog	Yes

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Great Bow for the price

vicferrari, 24.07.2018

I use the bow to practice intonation mostly and take it out the odd time on a gig but this was a great upgrade to the cheap wooden bow that came with an old Double Bass of mine!

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Rockabilly bass bow

Benjamin aus M., 20.10.2009

From the electric bass to the Upright to the dog lodge, from the slap to the pizzas to the Arco - this is the shortest version of the author's way to the bass bow above.

I must say: I am thrilled. The bow is quite affordable, looks very jewels (on my pitch black bass, o)) and makes with a rather bow-friendly strings (Prestonylons - one if not the slap string) a really round, warm and beautiful tone, Which is likely to be better only if you spend a multiples for a true professional bow, and - and this is probably the most important difference - the player exchanges, o)

For arco beginners and for the more advanced, this bow is a very good tool with good sound and excellent processing.

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