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  1/4 size Andreas Eastman 200 cello outfit

  This 1/4 size Andreas Eastman cello was made in 2003 and has been in the hands of people who took very good care of it.  It is paired with an octagonal German bow stamped Jos. Martin, made of brazilwood with a full-lined ebony frog, weight ~ 66 grams.  Keeping in mind dimensions for the same “size” cello can vary with each maker and style, I can tell you this is a smaller 1/4 than some others.  The back length is 59 cm (12 1/4″), the upper bouts are 27 cm (10 5/8″), the lower bouts are 34 cm (13 5/8″) and the playable string length is 53.5 cm (21 1/8″).  It’s important to note that a narrow cello will be easier for some kids with shorter legs to get comfortable at than a wider-bottom cello .  A purple Bobelock bag completes the outfit.
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  5-String Cello

  Having received inquiries about converting a cello to a 5-string, we took a new 4-string to Chuck Herin of PegHeads fame.  He installed Pegheds and made a special fingerboard that obviates the need to replace the neck.  It is wider with a radius that allows for standard spacing between all strings.  The minimal overhang of the fingerboard can be seen in the back view of the cello, but it in no way interferes with playing.  You don’t make contact with the edge, and cellists who have tried the cello like the fact the neck remains thin.  This is a prototype.  The idea of the conversion is to take a cello you know and love, but want to add the 5th string.
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  7/8ths Vivo 300

  This 7/8ths Strad model 300 from Vivo has arrived, is on its way to get PegHeds and should be ready soon.  Contact us if you think this might be of interest to you.

  Back length 725 mm, Upper bouts 330,  Lower bouts 420 mm,  String length ~  670 mm
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  Gore-Booth Replica

  A Strad Gore-Booth replica is now awaiting setup so stay tuned for the finished product.   It will have PegHeds installed first thing.

  Back length  760 mm,  Upper bouts  345 mm,   Lower bouts  440 mm,  String length ~ 695 mm