Horvat & Gunst 7/8 size

SOLD but we have another in the works – Exclusive to Cellos2Go, our H&G cellos are finished here by Damir Horvat, each with its own look.  This 7/8 has a dark varnish with special Hummingbird on the back of the neck.  Setup includes Pegheds, custom tailpiece.  The next cello will have a different color hand varnish and setup.  Stay tuned . . .

Back length       740 mm
Upper bouts      350 mm
Lower bouts      435 mm
String length    680 mm

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