Best Cello Rosin
This unique formula Solo rosin provides powerful sound projection, yet does not compromise on sensitivity for the soloist.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Because it has been for a while since I last played cello on the regular basis, now I'm trying to recover my skills, which fall still far below the professional level. The rosin itself gives much finer and smoother texture, thus helps me to move bow across different strings quite effortlessly. So at the end of the practice, I found that I could concentrate more on the finger movement, without being annoyed by weird and tough noise generated from bow side."
"9005) which is also a good rosin, but Andrea Cello Solo Rosin proved itself to be supeior in quality and sound delivery. Update (Feb 20, 2013): Using the misfortune of the first Andrea rosin braking, I've tried new rosins and used what I had on hand as mentioned above. An Andrea rosin had been in my Amzon's "purchase later" list, and I could use a larger broken piece if I wanted; besides, I was trying out different rosin to see if I can find a better and more economical alternative to the Andrea's. (As you can see, the Andrea's rosin is more expensive than the others.)."
"Amazing!!"
"This stuff is spectacular."
"So far I already see a difference with this rosin, leaves less white dust on strings and sound is improved...definitely the best rosin I've ever used."
"Noticed a difference immediately after switching to this rosin."
Pirastro Cellisto Cello Rosin is made from a specific recipe of natural resins and other select components. Cellisto rosin is mounted to a cloth with a convenient plastic holder.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"ppl say "wich rosin doesnt matter" well im Amazed how much this rosin actualy helped playing smoother & sounds better on my fiddle."
"My bow feels buttery when I draw across the strings, and creates a smooth sound."
"I have to take my daughters word for it but she says it is outstanding."
"Excellent rosin."
"Perfect rosin for my cello."
"Really good rosin for my bass viola da gamba bow."
Powerful, yet sensitive sound for the soloist. Preferred by world renowned string players and string lovers.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"This is my favorite cello rosin."
"I discovered it after reading the results of multiple tests of 40 different rosins at Warchal Strings."
"Great rosin!"
"Just what I was hoping for to compliment my new Coda bow!"
"Very good grip, very smooth."
"It's no better than a $10 rosin."
Best Viola Rosin
Well suited for all kinds of steel and synthetic strings. Olive color rosin mixed with gold dust.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Small, compact and in its own box."
"This rosin works very well but chips off easily, and in large pieces."
"This was the rosin she recommended, so we purchased it and it was priced better than at the local music store."
"Daughter is happy with the product, her bow sounds great."
"rosin, oh how you rosin me bow-oh-oh-oh."
"Warm bright sound and makes playing a pleasure."
"Works as described."
"Broke apart very quickly despite proper handling."
Best Violin Rosin
Comes with a protective cloth wrap and it stored in a plastic container. For Violin, Viola and Cello.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I purchased Jade brand on the recommendation of a Violin Teacher and I agree with him it is the best rosin I have used."
"While this was supposed to be a better Rosin, than what came with my Violin, I really did not like it, much."
"Very good quality."
"People say they reapply every 4-5 hours of play but I reapply after about 2 hours, collectively."
"Good rosin for cello."
"Makes my strings glide with just enough pressure and grip to have a loud powerful sound."
"I think this is a great product."
"Always a great rosin...I teach all three instruments and appreciate the savings of using ONE rosin on all my bows."
Best String Bass Rosin
A popular rosin with students and professionals alike, extremely soft Pops rosin provides exceptional grip for both solo and orchestral performance. Soft amber bass rosin.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Bassists, like all string players, tend to get a little crazy about rosin. Pops is one of the cheapest rosins out there, and yet it's one that almost every bassist uses, or has used at some point."
"Not sur3 about his stuff, might be me or the product i recieved, but this is very difficult to transfe4 to the bow."
"Pop's upright bass rosin is very sticky/soft."
"He said that this was the right rosin for the bass he plays in orchestra."
"It was either old or stored improperly, and I have since ordered a fresh cake from another source."
"So soft that it'll melt in heat and shift position in the container if you set it at an angle, but that's how you know it's Pops."
"It seems dry all the time and I live in southern California near the ocean."
"This rosin isn't fresh."