NS Design CR4 Cello
Details
- BrandNS Design
- ColorAmber
- Item dimensions L x W x H42 x 9 x 9
- Top Material TypeEbony Maple
- Back Material TypeEbony Maple
- String Material TypeAlloy Steel
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Details
- BrandNS Design
- ColorAmber
- Item dimensions L x W x H42 x 9 x 9
Description
🎻 Elevate your sound, own the spotlight with the NS Design CR4 Cello!
- SLEEK EBONY FINGERBOARD - Smooth ebony fingerboard offers superior playability and durability, elevating your performance comfort.
- PRECISION TUNING MASTERY - Schaller 18:1 ratio fully-encased worm gear tuners ensure razor-sharp tuning stability every time.
- VERSATILE DUAL MODE PREAMP - Active 9V preamp with dual modes lets you tailor your tone effortlessly, adapting to any performance setting.
- PREMIUM MAPLE CRAFTSMANSHIP - Experience unmatched resonance with a solid maple body and neck, topped with a stunning figured maple finish.
- CUTTING EDGE PICKUP TECHNOLOGY - Polar directional piezo pickup system captures your true sound with crystal clarity, perfect for stage or studio.
The NS Design CR4 Cello combines premium solid maple construction with precision Schaller tuners and a polar directional piezo pickup system. Featuring a dual-mode active 9V preamp and an ebony fingerboard, it delivers professional-grade tone, tuning stability, and versatile sound shaping for the discerning cellist.
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After an adjustment period of a hour or so a day for three days I started to leave my acoustic cello in its case.Have not played a cello for a few years and my intonation abilities had suffered. The spot on pitch available via the spots on the fingerboard of the CR4 are very helpful.The CR4 is getting me going again. My bowing is improving. May put strings on the CR4 identical to the more expensive strings on my acoustic to find out what tone I get.Using a Roland keyboard for amplification or headphones that make practicing with a sick friend in the next room is very handy.
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