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Description
Product specs
| Brand | Palatino |
| Model | BV-885 Pernambuco Octagonal Violin Bow - 4/4 |
| Finish | Natural |
| Year | 2010s |
| Categories | String Instrument Accessories |
FAQs
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What material is the Palatino BV-885 Violin Bow made from?
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The Palatino BV-885 Violin Bow is crafted from Pernambuco wood, known for its excellent balance and responsiveness, making it a preferred choice for advanced players.
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Is the Palatino BV-885 Violin Bow suitable for a full-size violin?
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Yes, the Palatino BV-885 is designed for 4/4 size violins, which is the standard full size for adult players.
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What shape is the stick of the Palatino BV-885 Violin Bow?
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The Palatino BV-885 features an octagonal stick shape, providing a balance of strength and flexibility that can enhance control and articulation.
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Does the Palatino BV-885 Violin Bow use horsehair?
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Yes, the Palatino BV-885 is typically strung with natural horsehair, which is favored for its ability to produce a rich and nuanced sound.
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Is the Palatino BV-885 Violin Bow suitable for beginner violinists?
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The Palatino BV-885 is better suited for intermediate to advanced players due to its premium Pernambuco construction, which offers superior performance characteristics.
Videos
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Reviews
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Range of soft/ harsh sounds
I really enjoy exploring the possibilities of using a bow on an electric guitar, because there isn't really a set correct way to do it, it's all experimentation. You will get rosin everywhere though.
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Artist usage
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Jimmy can be seen here playing Dazed and Confused with a violin bow. However, these were rejects that he bought in excess rather than using brand-new bows.
On many occasions Jonny has used a Violin Bow in his guitar, particularly for the live perfromances of Burn The Witch, and Pyramid Song
In this photo you can see Cale playing the violin with a bow
Q: I noticed you bowing behind the bridge, which is something Jaguars and Jazzmasters are good for. A: "That’s true; I used to do that on the Epiphone and was glad I could still do it on the Jaguar. The only thing I don’t like is that it is longer than a standard guitar and doesn’t fit in the one flight case I have. Whenever I fly I have to put it in a gig bag and carry on the plane."
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