Best Alfred Stingl by Höfner AS34 C4/4 Carbon Cello Bow Alternatives

Based on 6 reviews

I have played cello for 20+ years since I was a toddler, quit after I had kids and recently came back to the hobby. I was looking for an inexpensive, dependable bow to see if I will start practising again. Very happy with the bow for the price. I would have to improve my playing a lot to see benefits of a more expensive bow.

Based on 4 reviews

I am using this bow on my cello, erhu and divina, each one of them has different kind of strings. After a month of intense training not one single broken hair, even though I often played often rather hard. The bow looks handsome, solid construction and the screw stays put. For me a keeper.

Based on 1 reviews

Not the best, not the worst. It does the job i want it to do pretty well, but it feels like it could break on me sometimes. I've already broken a few hairs on it. If you're looking for a cheap bow to practice with or as a backup, this could be the one.