The MÜSING Carbon Fiber Bows

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The Müsing Bows are a new type of bow made from 3-D-woven carbon fiber, with a reduced resin content that supports and enhances the overtone range in exact the same way as we get it from a high quality pernambuco bow.
This way they made it possible to combine the sound quality of a pernambuco bow with the durability and longevity and reliability of a carbon fiber bow.
They're bows that are not only fantastic bows for students and amateurs because they offer such a natural playing that it helps you to develop the right technique and a perfect sound.
They're powerful enough, strong enough, performend enough to play any solo concert, whether that's fiddle and folk music, that's classical or rock.
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[@ChiefNabster]

Great to see you in another video again! :) I'm a violinist with an Arcus S5, and it's the best bow that I've ever played with - I thoroughly enjoy playing with it, and really enjoy its lightness, playability, vibrance, brilliance. It is indeed like wearing a piece of jewellery, or a ring, whenever it play with it, with its silver, etc! :D Thanks for your work,

[@BogenmacherD]

Thank you so much for your great feedback. To make sure you never change your mind about your S5 avoid playing with an S6 or S7 by all means. :D

[@ghlscitel6714]

Englisch: Note 1+

[@ARCUSMuesing]

Hahaha, danke! ☺

[@BogenmacherD]

Thank you. Maybe you'll find it interesting to know that my father was an English teacher. When I was 12 years old and my marks in English were really bad he tried to teach me, which was a complete disaster (the traditional way of learning vocabulary and grammar....) and declared me to have no talent for language whatsoever! Later in life I travelled to England which helped but most importantly I started reading books. Just reading, not translating. I'm still doing it, still learning and using the language like all kids do in all cultures around the world.