South Korean maker Durod claim their carbon-fibre cello endpins improve the response time of the instrument and help players create a focused, rich and clear sound. They are available in lengths of 520mm and 600mm, with the option to include a hollow or solid brass core.
Durod cello endpin from $180
email cdl@cdlab.co.kr
web www.durod.co.kr
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