Gewa Bow 4/4 Jaeger - Brazilwood Octagonal

Name: Bow 4/4 Jaeger - Brazilwood Octagonal
Brand: Gewa
SKU: 171948
Price: 275.00 EUR
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EAN : 4046662162140

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Essential Information About the Atelier Jaeger Bow
• Octagonal stick for precise grip and responsive play
• Ebony frog with Parisian eye : classic and elegant finish
• Natural hair for a firm grip and a wide range of attack
• "Atelier Jaeger" stamp : clear identification of the workshop

Bow 4/4 Jaeger - Brazilwood Octagonal

275,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

A Manufacturing Inspired by Traditional Bows

With its ebony frog, Parisian eye, and octagonal stick, this bow follows a classical approach: sober, effective material choices and a finish designed to last. The "Atelier Jaeger" stamp highlights its belonging to a workshop production, sought after for its consistency.

For Which Musician and Uses?

This bow is suitable for regular practice, from careful beginners to intermediate musicians, in lessons, orchestra, or chamber music. The octagonal stick provides a noticeable sense of control in articulation and bow strokes.

Sound Quality

The natural hair promotes a stable grip on the string, useful for achieving clear attacks and smooth legato. The ebony frog contributes to a solid hold and comfortable balance, supporting more consistent playing along the entire length of the bow.

Technical specifications

Format	4/4	Color	Brown
Wand material	Wood	Quantity	1
Instrument	Viola

Wood	selected quality wood	Finish	Parisian eye
Stick	octagonal	Type	natural hair
Material	ebony	Stamp	Atelier Jaeger

Questions frequently asked

Is this Jaeger bow suitable for a 4/4 violin?

The 4/4 size is designed for a full-size violin.

For which level is a Brazilian wood octagonal bow suitable?

This model is suitable for regular practice, from careful beginners to intermediate players. The octagonal stick is recommended for working on articulation and bow strokes.

What is the advantage of the natural hair on this bow?

Natural hair promotes a stable grip on the strings. This allows for clear attacks and smooth legato.

What frog does this violin bow have?

The frog is made of ebony and features a Parisian eye. This configuration contributes to a solid grip and comfortable balance. The Atelier Jaeger stamp identifies workshop production.