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    Guadagnini replica

    Just arrived and awaiting setup, another Guad made of European spruce and maple will be available mid to late July.  Stay tuned!

  • Guadagnini replica (E)

    Vivo’s copy of a 1777 Guadagnini, made of European tonewoods, has been a very popular cello for its price, performance, and comfort.  With many 4/4 cellos having string lengths that cause intonation or pain issues for cellists, this one has a shorter string length (685 mm), generous body proportions that work with the short back length.  We welcome you to experience this instrument.  It is set up with Pegheds, a Belgian bridge, ConCarbo twill carbon fiber  tailpiece in the harp style for a longer vibrating C string length.  The fitting is a NHM for a 10mm endpin, and this cello’s sound gets the best reviews with either a 28″ CF or 24″ Cube Acoustics endpin, though there are other options.  Strings are Peter Infeld AD with Rondo GC.

    Back length    720mm
    Upper bouts  335 mm
    Lower Bouts  420 mm
    String length  685 mm

  • Johann Knilling

    Cello bearing the label of Johann Knilling, Mittenwald, but the year is questionable.  Believed to be 19th century.  Cello has undergone restoration and is a healthy instrument.  Setup includes boxwood Pegheds, custom tailpiece, French bridge, NHM fitting with solid CF endpin, Perpetual Edition strings.

    Back length 755,  Upper bouts 340 mm, Lower bouts 425 mm, String length 695 mm

  • Stradivarius 1712 replica

    SOLD – We will be getting another soon.    Vivo’s replica of the 1712 Strad “Davidov” is carved of European spruce and maple.  Set up here with Pegheds, Belgian bridge, Akusticus tailpiece, NHM composite fitting with 10mm endpin (many options available in a variety of lengths and materials).

    Back length  760 mm
    Upper bouts  340 mm
    Lower bouts  440 mm
    String length  700 mm

  • Henry Richard Knopf

    Made in 1903, New York by German maker Henry Richard Knopf and is healthy after restoration.  It features PegHeds, a Horvat tailpiece, Chris Dungey endpin.  Contact us for more details.
    Back length 760 mm
    Upper bouts  340 mm
    Lower bouts  430 mm
    String length  715 mm

  • Heinrich Gill Montagnana

    “Sleeping Beauty” Montagnana pattern  (2006) from Heinrich Gill, Germany.  Cello is set up with a French bridge, Frirsz alloy harp tailpiece, NHM composite fitting with 10mm CF endpin, Versum strings.  Responsive, strong projection, clear tone.
    Back length  750 mm
    Upper bouts 365 mm
    Lower bouts 460 mm
    String length 695 mm