Szlachtowski

Montagnana model by Jan Szlachtowski (2011) is here, and we’re getting to know it.  Contemplating enhancements like Pegheds, changing to a NHM fitting for a 10mm endpin to expand the comfort zone and tonal possibilities.  Tailpiece would not need fine tuners once Pegheds are installed, but there are some attractive new options to consider.

Back length 755 mm
Upper bouts 380
Lower bouts  460 mm
String length  695 mm

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