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The beautiful cello we have heard in so many legionary recordings.

The ex-Gendron 1693 Stradivarius
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The beautiful cello we have heard in so many legionary recordings.

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wow and the condition……

Having a two hole tourte mute on that instrument is a crime against God and nature...

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Why is there a white Santa mustache on each one🤣

I love the snow between the hills….

Which one is mine?

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Last batch of the year is done

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Can’t wait

Left bottom = sexy!

7 months ago
Carbon Fiber Tailpieces by Kenneth Kuo

Last batch of the year, if you would like to try one please fill out the request form at
www.tonaltailpiece.com
30 days Free trial
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Last batch of the year, if you would like to try one please fill out the request form at
www.tonaltailpiece.com
30 days Free trial

Using my own creation of the Carbon fiber tailpiece on my own 1700 Mateo Goffriller.
Could not be happier with the tone that made this magnificent cello even more pronounced.
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FAQ

Why did you invent a tailpiece with carbon fiber?

I am a strong believer that our instruments still have room to improve in sound and vibration and naturally produce a bigger and more vibrant sound. The tailpiece is a sensitive area of our instrument, its function is not only hold strings but to transmit the vibration and feed it back to the bridge. Using carbon fiber makes sense  because its weight to density ratio is able to transmit vibrations back to the bridge much more than wood,  plastic or metal. I made one for my 1700 Mateo Goffriller, instantly it woke up the old cello and gave it extra vibration, more focus, deeper bass, faster response, clearer tone and much more sound.

How much does it cost?

The violin version is $350 and comes with 1 titanium fine tuner on the E. French or Hill style available.
The viola version is $450.
The cello version is $800 for no fine tuners, $1200 with titanium fine tuners.
The bass version is $1000.

What information do I need to give you when I order?

We currently have 2 models for cello, FR and FE.
FR is for cellos with the bottom bout larger than 44cm like Montagnana,  Goffrillers, Rugierri or early Stradivarius.
FE is for cellos with narrower than 44cm bottom bout like the forma B Stradivarius, Guadagnini etc.

Can I customize the weight?

Yes, but please allow a 2-3 grams of tolerance as each scale may be different.

Violin – 7 grams and up
Viola – 9 grams and up
Cello – 28 grams and up
Bass – 65 grams and up

Can I customize in decoration?

Yes, please let us know the complexity and we can price accordingly.

The tailpiece look asymmetrical, is it suppose to be like that?

Yes, our paten Pending design follow the curvature of the bridge lowing the 3rd string to be the highest point so when the string extend from the bridge to the tailpiece it is a even angle of decent from all 4 strings creating a more even pressure on the bridge.

Does it come with tailgut?

Yes, each tailpiece will come with 2 Kevlar cords.

Can you tune my tailpiece to a specific note?

Yes, we can depending on which note and which model you choose, additional cost may be applied.

How long does it take to receive the product?

Since this is a hand made to order, please contact us for more accurate timing.

Can I try it first before I buy?

Yes, we are offering a 30 days trial before payment.

What form of payment do you take?

Check, money order, credit card, PayPal, and bank transfer.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes we do, we offer 12 months interest free payment plan.

What is the warranty on this tailpiece?

We offer a lifetime warranty on the tailpiece body.