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Nicolas Delaune violin bow made by the prestigious J. F. Daber atelier, world leader in high-level French bows.
Nicolas Delaune bows are made by the prestigious J. F. Daber atelier, which was founded in 1981 by expert violinist Jean Schmitt, and which is today a world leader in the manufacture of high-level French bows. It is made of Pernambuco wood, which is the natural material that provides the mechanical and acoustic properties necessary to achieve a higher quality bow.
This workshop carefully chooses from the different varieties of Pernambuco according to the functional, mechanical and acoustic properties that meet its manufacturing standards. With this, they manage to implement, for each client, the wood that best suits their idea of sound and performance, helping each musician to shape the sound they imagine in their mind and thus be able to get the best acoustic properties from their instrument.
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