Brand profile · Germany, est. 1973

Thomas Stöhr

Thomas Stöhr is a highly respected German luthier specializing in meticulously crafted cellos. Renowned for their adherence to traditional construction methods and exceptional tonal quality, Stöhr instruments are sought after by discerning professional cellists. The brand represents the pinnacle of German cello making, emphasizing detail and a warm, resonant voice.

Master Cello SeriesTraditional Stradivari model designsHand-carved topsPremium European tonewood selectionExceptional varnish quality
1973founded
Germanycountry
3products in stock
$19,540–$29kprice range

All 3 Thomas Stöhr products

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Thomas Stöhr Master Professional Montagnana

Master Class Cellos

$29,047€26,000Check ↗

Thomas Stöhr Master Cello Strad. Poplar 4/4

Acoustic Cellos

$19,540€17,490Check ↗

Thomas Stöhr Master Cello Strad. Poplar 4/4

Acoustic Cellos

$19,540€17,490Check ↗

Thomas Stöhr, honestly

What Thomas Stöhr does well
  • Superb tonal projection and richness
  • Exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail
  • Excellent response across the entire range
  • Superior build quality and longevity
What to watch for
  • Limited production and availability
  • Premium-priced, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship
  • May require a skilled luthier for optimal setup
  • Stylistically traditional, less innovation in design

Questions about Thomas Stöhr

Where are Thomas Stöhr instruments made?

Thomas Stöhr cellos are handcrafted in a small workshop in Schönbach, Vogtland, Germany, a region with a long and prestigious history of instrument making.

What kind of wood is used in a Thomas Stöhr cello?

Stöhr instruments typically utilize premium European tonewoods, including Bosnian Spruce for the top and highly-figured Maple for the back, sides, and neck. Specific wood selections vary based on the individual instrument.

Are Thomas Stöhr cellos easy to play?

While requiring a skilled player to fully unlock their potential, Stöhr cellos are known for their responsiveness and evenness, facilitating a comfortable and expressive playing experience.

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