Artino Resonating Box endpin holder

$39.00

Artino’s resonating chamber measures 6″ across the top, 7″ across the bottom, is 2.75″ wide, and 1.5″ thick.  The webbed strap adjusts from 15-24″, connecting the box to the chair anchor.   Effectiveness of the resonating chamber will vary with a room’s features and acoustic properties.  Weight 9 oz

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