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French violin bow, silver, A. Moinier (circa 1990)

French violin bow with excellent sound and playing qualities and an unrivaled price-performance ratio. The typical Mirecourt violin bow, silver mounted, is a perfect match for almost all violins and is absolutely convincing in terms of sound and playing technique.

This contemporary French violin bow from Mirecourt, made for Alain Moinier, is also at home where...

French violin bow with excellent sound and playing qualities and an unrivaled price-performance ratio. The typical Mirecourt violin bow, silver mounted, is a perfect match for almost all violins and is absolutely convincing in terms of sound and playing technique.

This contemporary French violin bow from Mirecourt, made for Alain Moinier, is also at home where higher-quality violin bows are normally played. Thanks to its attractive features, including a silver mounted ebony frog, shimmering mother-of-pearl frog and Parisian eye, resistant leather, and an elastic octagonal bow stick made of pernambuco wood, this new and unplayed French violin bow from the 1990's is the right partner for advanced players. As a tonal all-rounder, this violin bow suits most violins and is highly recommended for players using medium bow pressure. The balance point is centered, slightly in the lower half, and the bow feels notably lightweight in the hand and is easy to handle. Tonally and technically an insider tip for virtuoso players. High pressure is not taken by this bow. 30 days returns.

Shipping only to destibations inside EU, or collection in Munich.

€ 1,890.00
approx. $ 2,154.60
Inventory no.
B1480
Maker
A. Moinier
Provenance
France
Year
circa 1990
Tone
warm, bright, radiant, voluminous
Weight
59.7 g
French violin bow, silver, A. Moinier (circa 1990)
French violin bow, silver, A. Moinier (circa 1990)
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