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A fine example of German craftsmanship. Designed to keep up with even the busiest, most demanding professional musician, the Dorfler No.192 will reliably transform your tone to the next level.
Producing a bow this good take time - 30 years to be exact. This is how long the A-grade octagonal pernambuco is aged and dried for, ensuring the highest quality of bow. Carefully engineered for perfect weight distribution and comfort, the No.192 will not let you down.
It's the attention to detail that makes the Dorfler No.192 special. Boasting a fully-lined ebony frog with a three-piece button, a split heel plate, and a Parisian eye, the No.192 bow will be the jewel of your violin setup. It's this attention to detail that enables the No.192 bow to stand out from similarly priced rivals.
Product Ref: 78949
The Dorfler workshop is best known for its high quality of standards, artistic intuition, and perfection. This reputation was made from the work of Egidius Dörfler, and it is for this reason the master bows are named after him. After playing a Dörfler bow, you will soon realise the strong impact, strength, and purity of tone that they produce.
Bows this good don't go unrecognised. In 2013, Dörfler won two prestigious awards at the China International Violin Making and Bow Making Competition (CIVMC) in Beijing. Dörfler master builder Günther Spätling received the gold medal in the cello bow making category, and the silver medal in the bass bow making category.
