Which carbon fiber bow can I choose for my violin, cello or viola? Carbon fiber bows offer many advantages when compared to wooden bows. Here is an article explaining why carbon fiber bow are really interested?

How to choose your first bow? What are the main characteristics you should consider when buying a bow? What separates a good bow from a bad one? Here are some basic things you should understand and analyze before choosing a bow.

The violin is a bowed string instrument. Both its origins and its inventor are quite controversial. It was inspired by several instruments, then inspired inventors and luthiers who came up with new instruments such as the Stroh violin, the Chanot violin and even the electric violin. Let’s explore the violin and its ‘cousin’ musical instruments as well as their origins.

Haven’t you at least once considered the possibility of playing a sound as low as that of a cello? You have two possibilities to reach that goal, one by changing the strings and the other by using a special effects pedal! We explain the whole thing to you in this article!

It’s time to say good bye to 2020… We edited a 2020 REWIND with our best 2020 moments! It shows up many violinists!! Let’s rewind 2020!

Do the sensations of playing with your electric violin seem to be not as good as before? Perhaps it is because the strings of your electric violin are worn out and it is now time to change them. What are the most suitable strings for an electric violin?

Discover the complete production process to produce Line and Equinox electric violins: shape cutting, surfaces finish, wood post-treatments, making pickup and more.

The bow is as important as your violin. The rehairing of a bow consists in replacing a worn strand of horsehair that has become ineffective for playing a bowed string instrument.