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Brand profile · Germany, est. 1950s

Anton Stöhr & Sohn

Anton Stöhr & Sohn represents a continuation of a long lineage of German instrument making, specializing in meticulously crafted acoustic cellos. The brand carries a reputation for exceptional tonal quality and responsiveness, catering to serious cellists seeking a refined and traditional instrument. Their focus is squarely on the high end of the cello market, prioritizing craftsmanship and artistry above all else.

Faszination Cello SeriesHand-carved topsPremium European tonewoodsTraditional German craftsmanshipExceptional tonal projection
1950sfounded
Germanycountry
3products in stock
$9,514–$14kprice range

All 3 Anton Stöhr & Sohn products

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Anton Stöhr & Sohn Faszination Cello Strad. ***

Acoustic Cellos

$11,184€9,980Check ↗

Anton Stöhr & Sohn Faszination Cello Strad. ***

Acoustic Cellos

$11,184€9,980Check ↗

Anton Stöhr & Sohn Faszination Cello Strad. Sup.

Acoustic Cellos

$14,008€12,500Check ↗

Anton Stöhr & Sohn, honestly

What Anton Stöhr & Sohn does well
  • Rich, complex tone with excellent projection
  • Superior craftsmanship and attention to detail
  • Responsive and nuanced playing experience
  • Beautifully finished, traditional aesthetic
What to watch for
  • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility
  • Limited product range, focused solely on cellos
  • Traditional design may not appeal to all tastes
  • Requires careful maintenance to preserve quality

Questions about Anton Stöhr & Sohn

Where are Anton Stöhr & Sohn instruments made?

Instruments are handcrafted in workshops within Germany, adhering to traditional German luthiery techniques and utilizing locally sourced materials where possible.

What kind of wood is used in Anton Stöhr & Sohn cellos?

They primarily employ European tonewoods like Carpathian Spruce for the top and Bosnian Maple for the back, sides, and neck, selected for their acoustic properties.

Are Anton Stöhr & Sohn cellos suitable for orchestral playing?

Absolutely; their instruments are designed to project well in ensemble settings and offer the responsiveness required for nuanced orchestral performance.

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