Damir Horvat

Handmade cello by Damir Horvat based on Vuillaume features a top of plank-cut Port Oxford Cedar.  The two-piece back and ribs are of big leaf maple, and it is finished with an antiqued oil varnish.    Setup includes Pegheds, French bridge, custom tailpiece from African burlwood, and a NHM fitting for 8mm endpin which allows you to choose from carbon fiber to tuned alloys.   Note the string length if you are a player hoping for a more comfortable left hand.
Back length  760 mm
Upper bouts 360mm
Center bouts 350 mm
Lower bouts 455 mm
String length 690 mm

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