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Remmick
Registered User
(10/6/00 12:08:45 am)
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Lost in
Manufacturers
I am just beginning to play and
looking to get my first instrument. I have tried to find sites that
tell more about different producers of cellos and how they compare.
No luck finding one. I have ran across the same names and wondered
which were worth looking at and which are not.
Gliga,
Duetsch,and Englehardt Any help would be much appreciated.
Val
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JanJan
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(10/6/00 8:01:42 am)
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Re:
Lost in Manufacturers
What you definitely want to avoid is
a plywood monster. I'm not 100% certain, but I think Englehart is
plywood. I'm not familiar with Gliga. The first cello I bought was a
Rudolph Doetsch, and if that's the brand you're refering to, they're
pretty good instruments with a nice big sound.
I highly
recommend you contact Ellen at Cellos2go. She's extremely
knowledgeable, and even more helpful.
Good luck.
Janet
http://www.nese.net
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Todd
French 
Registered User
(10/6/00 8:41:19 am)
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Lost in Manufacturers
Val,
You are going about your
search the right way - asking fellow cellists their opinions is much
more valuable than trying to get information from a site that will
more than likely be biased toward its own brand of instruments.
Remember, only you can make the decision of which instrument is
right for you - you are the one who has to play it day after day
:-)
I strongly suggest you perform a search on the board as
there is a lot of information about many different brands already
posted on the board, so you might have all your questions already
answered. Perform a search (using the search function at the top
right) and enter some key words to direct your search. You will
probably come up with 15 - 30 messages directly dealing with various
new instrument brands, and what the cellists on the board think
about them.
Good luck in your search!
Todd
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