MÜSING Carbon arco per violoncello L6

Description

The masterpiece from MÜSING | The L6 carbon bow for cello

Lightest response, great sound, fine tones, and great power: from pianissimo to fortissimo, the L6 delivers everything a musician could want from a bow. The L6 will be an inspiration and a reliable partner for many years to come.

• Highest quality workmanship of the carbon rod
• Ultra-light weight of only 75 grams
• Silver fittings
• Octagonal button with eye
• Classic ebony frog
• Bow hair: horsehair

Why choose a MÜSING bow?

Revolutionary manufacturing technology allows bows to be produced that are significantly more stable and noticeably lighter.
With 50% greater stiffness (tension elasticity) and a weight of only about 75 grams, they are faster, more comfortable, safer, and more precise to handle, bounce wonderfully, and above all, sound fantastic!
In fact, in a blind test, the sound of a Müsing cello bow cannot be distinguished from that of a wooden bow that is twice or three times as expensive. Unless you pay close attention to the bow noise and maximum volume, because here the Müsing bows always have the edge.
Incidentally, they are of course much more robust and durable, and perhaps even more importantly, more comfortable. Even during the longest rehearsals and concerts, your bow arm will never feel heavy and your hand, elbow, or shoulder will never ache again.

The Cello L-Series

The L bows are designed and developed for professional musicians, dedicated amateurs, and students. More agile and faster than C bows, they have an even more open and colorful sound. The latter clearly exceeds the capabilities of wooden bows.

The top models in particular, the L5 and L6 bows, are more than adequate and absolutely competitive for every musician, every style, and every occasion.
Compared to Arcus/Müsing bows, L bows are similar in weight. However, they are more flexible and therefore more forgiving in their playability, at the expense of slightly less precision and sheer power.

At the other end of the spectrum, the L6 shines with a sound and power that is more than adequate even for string quartets or concertmasters – and at an incredibly affordable price.