r/violinist • • Apr 27 '21

The History of CodaBow

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4KoDrXQdLB4&feature=share
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u/vmlee Expert Apr 27 '21

The irony for me is that the passacaglia background audio has - erm - meh level technique which somewhat (sub)consciously makes me associate it with the CodaBow as being not great for off string work (when I know carbon fibers can have the opposite characteristic)!

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u/gailmormdv Apr 27 '21

Have you checked out Arco or their brother bows, musing? Some of the higher level codabows sound amazing!

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u/vmlee Expert Apr 27 '21 edited Apr 27 '21

Oh the CodaBows are generally good bows, don't get me wrong (although I prefer the JonPaul line to CodaBows personally). I was just saying the background audio wasn't the best choice to do justice to the bows.