Nicolas Temino
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Pure gold.
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Yes, looks like a well made factory chinese one.
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You are not the first. Take a look. This is a “Cellato” by the awesome Les Luthiers, from Argentina https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Luthiers
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What two instruments! Personally I would stay with the strad, but I repeat, it is a personal taste. Guarneri is also fabulous. And what a great player and nice person Pablo is.
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Tutorial on making joints, graduation, fitting necks and reaming pegholes
Nicolas Temino replied to edi malinaric's topic in The Pegbox
Amazing, Edi. Thank you. -
Can you help me identify the maker of this cello?
Nicolas Temino replied to Lilian Kelly's topic in The Pegbox
It seems the cello has not his original neck. -
Can you help me identify the maker of this cello?
Nicolas Temino replied to Lilian Kelly's topic in The Pegbox
High ribs might also give a clue? -
Can you help me identify the maker of this cello?
Nicolas Temino replied to Lilian Kelly's topic in The Pegbox
Not sure, but does not look very British to me. -
Agree. Looks like stained jujube to me.
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Yes, that is what I meant. Sorry for my English. We were talking about residual cork removing.
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If not asked specifically for a concrete action, 5/5.5 and 8 mm are my standards for cello. 3.5 and 5.5 for violín.
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I simply don’t use cork, but felt. It does not leave residues (-----) when removed.
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Yes, and they both float!
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Rest in Peace, CT. And thank you for everything you tought me. My thoughts with his family and friends.
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Does all of this apply the same way to the other string family instruments?