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elgee
Registered User
(1/12/01 8:52:39 am)
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Belcanto Gold C
Why is the Belcanto Gold C is very
expensive?
Edited by: elgee
at: 1/12/01 8:52:39 am
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Andrew
Victor
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User
(1/12/01 1:05:57 pm)
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Belcanto Gold C -re. cost of string
I see what you mean. Although the
cost of a set of Belcanto Gold strings at discount is comparable to
a number of other sets, the tungsten-wound C string is about 30%
higher than a similarly wound Spirocore and about 40% higher than
the tungsten Obligato. The other Belcanto Gold strings seem to be
cheaper than the competition. I have found the Belcanto Gold C
string to be especailly responsive for a C string.
I don't
know the basis for the pricing policy, it would not keep me from
using the strings, but I would likely shop around for the best
prices.
Andy
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elgee
Registered User
(1/13/01 2:01:20 am)
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Thanks
Andy
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lblake
Registered
User
(1/13/01 8:36:50 am)
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Re:
Belcanto Gold C
I don't know, either, but I am
having the same experience as Andy - by far the most responsive C
I've ever tried. Really wonderful. Beautiful, rich sound on my
cello, too. I also went the direction of the set.
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Andrew
Victor
Registered
User
(1/13/01 10:50:54 am)
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Re:
Belcanto Gold C
Laura, come Monday, you'll be able
to try of my cellos, one with all Belcanto gold, one with Belcanto
Gold A and D strings, and one with none.
Andy
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