OT help in buying a cello

[Carl Teplitski]

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Does that mean that the Cello is now not considered a cheapo anymore,
because it has improved .  Serious question, !!  When I'm asked my opinion
on this type of matter, ( people think because we know pianos, we know
everything ) about all musical instruments. I'm reluctant to advise on 
things
I don't know. Even on some questionable pianos, one cannot always be 
certain
if it's good, but I can make a much better judgment, because of a lot of 
experience.


Carl / Winnipeg


Michael Gamble wrote:

> Hello list and Greg
> I play the cello and have three instruments and several bows. I 
> strongly recommend following (as one does, of course with pianos) 
> proper professional advice. I use Yargar strings (made in Denmark) The 
> most interesting thing is... I bought a really cheapo cello (a 
> Stentor) to keep in my holiday cottage for practice when I'm there. I 
> bought it new in 1992 and it was heavy and awful. Now, in 2005, it has 
> undergone a complete metamorphosis! Something to do with the drying 
> out of the moisture in the body of the cello I think. Rather like a 
> piano? 
> Regards
> Michael G.(UK)



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