Anfänger Profis

Klassik Bluegrass

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Wer ein Instrument in "Normalgröße" kauft erhält kann sein kleines Instrument gegen einen hohen Anteil dessen in Zahlung geben den er für sein Anfängerinstrument bezahlt hat. Wir nehmen ggf. auch alte Gitarren und Violinen beim Kauf eines neuen Instruments in Zahlung.

Wir verleihen Gitarren und Violinen kleiner Größen um Kindern zu ermöglichen einmal auszuprobieren, was ihnen geällt, ohne daß es gleich teuer sein muß. Der Preis hängt natürlich vom ausgewählten Instrument ab. Gegebenenfalls verleihen wir auch Instrumente an erwachsene Anfänger

Seht Euch unser SORTIMENT an!

Wer ein bestimmtes Instrument sucht kann gerne ANFRAGEN weil die Chance gut ist, dass wir es besorgen oder bauen lassen können.

Kauft eine Violine von einer Lehrerin und Musikerin mit Erfahrung im klassischen Quartet, Symphonie Orchester ebenso wie in Folk Fiddle Stilen. Monika kennt alle Eigenheiten und Bedürfnisse von Schülern, Eltern, Geigenbauern und Händlern. Deswegen ist jeder glücklich, der hier ein Instrument ausgesucht hat.

Wir haben Violinen in 1/2, 3/4 and 4/4 Größe. Unsere Schülerinstrumente sind von bekannten Deutschen Herstellern in Bubenreuth und Mittenwald. Wir führen auch wunderschöne handgebaute Meisterinstrumente von außergewöhnlichen Herstellern in Böhmen. Dise Instrumente stammen aus einer langen Tradition im Geigenbau und sind echte "Schnäppchen", die vielen teuren alten Violinen ebenbürtig sind. Einige dieser Instrumente sind auch exzellent für BLUEGRASS Musiker geeignet. Aus-Tschechen!

Natürlich bieten wir auf Anfrage auch unschlagbare Konditionen für Violinen in Sondergrößen, Bratschen, Celli oder Kontrabässe

...nur ein paar e-mail Kommentare, die vielleicht helfen unsere Instrumente und unseren Service einzuschätzen (in Englisch - die Deutschen (mündlichen) Kommentare im Laden oder am Telefon lassen sich nicht ohne weiteres festhalten)

Jörn (JBovier "Vine" mandolin):
"some days ago I bought a F5 "Vine" mandolin from the "Streichholz-Schachtel". I have to say these mandolins are really great stuff. I showed it to my mando teacher who endorses and also recommends Eastman instruments and he was positively surprised about the high quality and the great looks of the Vine. The sound is loud and barky but also warm and deep. That is why I prefered it to an Eastman. I really enjoy it and can't let my fingers off it, although I am a beginner. But I think with the help of this great product, my playing skills will improve fast."

Lucien (Lebeda A4 Premium mandolin):
"I received the Lebeda A-style Premium mandolin in perfect condition. It sounds very good and is very suitable for playing all non-bluegrass styles of music and it has a great full sound. You can give my compliments to Mr. Lebeda for a job well done from a pleased customer."

Johnny (Furch F5-3):
"It´s really a lovely instrument. It´s clearly superior to my Tennessee F5 in most respects. So, once more, the quality of the instrument exceeds my expectations. If you need any local references I´ll gladly be to your help."

David (Lebeda F5 Premium mandola):
"Such a wonderful instrument. You should know that it compares favorably with the Weber Bitterroot mandola, which is very similarly appointed except that the Weber has a Brekke bridge standard. ... Even with the standard Loar-type bridge, the Lebeda is stronger and more open of tone than the Weber. The Lebeda has a slightly shorter scale length, which makes it easier to play. Just so you know, the Lebeda F-5 mandola and my 1913 Gibson A-3 mandolin that I personally rebuilt (and extracted red pigment from my own blood) are only .003" different in string width at the bridge - that makes switching between the two instruments very easy. Generally, I rank the tone and volume, ease of play, and fit and finish as the three strongest qualities relative to the current crop of US custom builders (and when compared with similar Gibson and Flatiron instruments)."

Ethan (Lebeda F-5 Premium):
I received my Lebeda mando Friday morning, I love it. Thanks for all your help. And by the way, my buddy plays a Monteleone and the Lebeda without question stands up to it.

Bob (Lebeda B5):
Received my Lebeda today! Very pleased with all aspects of our dealings and the best part was the beautiful B5 Mandolin that Lebeda built. Very clean workmanship, great sounding materials and a great design.
I tuned it up after I received it and the tone is just what I have been looking for. I play in a mandolin quartet, a mandolin orchestra and a Hot Club jazz ensemble. We had quartet rehearsal tonight and have an upcoming concert. We decided that the tone of the B5 fit one of our tunes better than my Gibson F5 and have decided to use this on that tune. I can already tell that for the Hot Club that this will be my regular mandolin.

Lee (Stejskal mandolin leather strap):
"I received the strap yesterday, and tried it out last night...it's great. Just what I've been looking for.

Maxwell (Flatbush V4):
"We are very pleased with the instrument, and appreciate very much your extra efforts in getting it to us so quickly."

Tony (Flatbush A4):
"... and indeed what a beauty and a great sound."

Michael (accessory parts):
You are to be congratulated on your service, I am very grateful.

Federico (...):
Thank you very much indeed for your really detailed answer. You clearly know a lot about banjos, and your remarks made a lot of sense to me.