Strad 1710 Replica 300
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Strad 1710 Replica 300

This Strad pattern cello by Vivo is crafted from Chinese spruce and maple, set up here.  Cello features ebony Pegheds, French bridge, Akusticus tailpiece, Jargar Evoke strings, and a New Harmony composite fitting with 10mm carbon fiber endpin.

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