Meinel Pernambuco Violin Bow

I’m really impressed with the quality of this bow!

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I’ve been wanting a new bow for the last few years. I wanted a pernambuco bow but cost was an issue. When I saw the Meinel bow I knew that was the one and I like it.

These are great bows for the price, especially as real Pernambuco wood bows and have good horse hair. Weíve had two 1/10 size and an 1/8 size and I would recommend them over a $30 synthetic or cheaper wood bow any day. ($30 wood bows are often warped seconds.)
The better the bow, the easier it is to develop bow control. All bows have a unique character, and pair better with some violins over others. If you can, I suggest trying more than one bow. While beginners often find soft CF or plastic bows easier, but more
advanced players may find stiffer but more responsive wood bows draw more sound out of the violin, and help with technique. On warped bows: - Like all bows, check if they are straight (side to side, not in the bowís curve) when you buy it by looking down the
bow from the frog. - Bow properly to prevent sideways pressure that can warp a bow. - Store your violin in proper humidity, (ideally 50%+) or the wood may dry out and warp. The violin rib seams may also crack, etc. Unless itís been rosined heavily before,
the bow hair will need lots of rosin at first or it may feel slippery or sound ìsandy.î This is normal - horses donít usually have rosin in their tails. The Sharís Studio edition 1/16 and 1/10 violin rentals come with these bows - I canít speak to larger sizes.
For fractional sizes, 1/16 to 1/8, the best of these can play on par with $400 better known brand bows.

The white tip peeled out just after a few month of practice; also it is way to jumpy (in the middle of the bow it s so hard to control it without jumpiness, affects sound) - I can't stand extreme jumpiness of this bow, and gave out to my daughter who started a full size violin this year. I love my daughter's persistence on learning how to master playing with this bow without it jumping too much - she worked so hard and so many hours, but she begs me for a bow that feels like her old one. I have an old bow which I played for 10 years from different country, and bought this one because my old one's frog is worn out. Wish me a good luck on finding a good responsive, controllable bow, thank you.