My first cheap cello sounded like a wet cardboard box, then I scraped the feet of the bridge to fit the top using lipstick like you showed and also adjusted the soundpost and it got a lot better. They did not have a good fit at first, they had like a 1mm ridge protruding along the side of the feet, like they had put sandpaper on the top and rubbed against it but missed a bit. On my new €3500 cello I moved the soundpost a bit but ended up going back to where it was so it was set pretty well from the beginning.
Hello Edgar I no my question is off topic related to this video but I do have a question that you could answer for me. I am in the process of learning how to make violins and hopefully in the future become a violin maker, my question is some of these instruments that you buy have a certificate of authenticity that comes with them but from what I've seen they're not a certificate it's an actual book. Could you do a video that better explains exactly what this is, because from what I've gathered if it's a printed book that documents everything through its construction, are those certificates expensive to have made up thank you for your time my friend and hope you have a good holidays coming up.
Definitely can hear the difference
i dint hear a difference but that pretty little lady playing was amazing . your the man Edgar!
Love you Edgar ❤
Nothing says Friday , like a good Edgar video!!🎉🎉
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Edgar
Parabéns mestre Edgar, sou do Brasil tenho ateliê aqui um grande abraço meu amigo
I have exactly this problem😮.. E, but mostly A.. I will take it to luthier, I will not do it myself... Thank you for info with pictures!
Great tip, i’ll try it on mine and see what happens. Thanks
¡Gracias por compartir su conocimiento!
Was wondering, if this sound post is so powerful, why it's not being used on acoustic guitars?
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My first cheap cello sounded like a wet cardboard box, then I scraped the feet of the bridge to fit the top using lipstick like you showed and also adjusted the soundpost and it got a lot better. They did not have a good fit at first, they had like a 1mm ridge protruding along the side of the feet, like they had put sandpaper on the top and rubbed against it but missed a bit.
On my new €3500 cello I moved the soundpost a bit but ended up going back to where it was so it was set pretty well from the beginning.
"Wet cardboard box" LOL !!! brilliant and accurate description of some cellos.
how often should we to to luthier get a sound adjustment?
To the violin student: Please COUNT when you have the tied half note+16th note!
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Hello Edgar I no my question is off topic related to this video but I do have a question that you could answer for me. I am in the process of learning how to make violins and hopefully in the future become a violin maker, my question is some of these instruments that you buy have a certificate of authenticity that comes with them but from what I've seen they're not a certificate it's an actual book. Could you do a video that better explains exactly what this is, because from what I've gathered if it's a printed book that documents everything through its construction, are those certificates expensive to have made up thank you for your time my friend and hope you have a good holidays coming up.
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Edgar please do an instrument give away!
Edgar... a Cello is a violin to a giant and a Double Bass is a violin to a bigger giant also...LOL
Great content! Crazy editing is very distracting. Cheers C
Pro tip. If you have a gorgeous girl in your video, include her in your thumbnail.