Conrad Götz Signature Cantonate 136 Violin
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Conrad Götz
Signature Cantonate 136 Violin
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The Cantonate 136 is a beautifully crafted violin from Götz, striking a fantastic balance between tradition and modern playability. The lighter build and refined design make it a joy to play, offering a warm, balanced tone that’s exceptionally clear. This is a superb choice for intermediate to advanced players seeking a premium German instrument without the absolute top-tier price tag.
Product Description
- Conrad Götz Signature Cantonate 136 Violin
- 4/4 Violin
- Premium instrument
- Made in Germany
- The Signature Series provides 10-15% less weight
- optimised weight distribution
- thinner and more elegant fingerboard design
- modern head and scroll design
- Signature F-hole design and optimised resonance behaviour
- Tonally balanced across the entire sound spectrum
- Back
- neck and sides made of European maple
- European spruce top
- Boxwood tuning pegs
- Tailpiece and chinrest made of boxwood (Guarneri with titanium screws)
- Gold-plated fine tuner for the E-string
- Original Götz bridge
- Thomastik Dominant strings
- Extremely fine flaming of the back
- Flaming of the neck
- sides and scroll matched with the overall appearance
- Very fine annual rings on the top
- Careful craftsmanship with emphasis on tonal quality of the top and back
- Carefully crafted surface topography including the f-holes and the surrounding surface
- Carefully finished sides
- neck
- scroll and inlays down to the last detail
- Second luthier finishes the overall appearance again
- • European spruce top yields a focused, clear, and responsive fundamental tone.
- • Lighter weight construction enhances playability, especially for smaller hands or extended practice.
- • Boxwood fittings (pegs, tailpiece, chinrest) contribute to a refined aesthetic and resonance.
- • Optimized F-hole design demonstrably improves projection and tonal complexity.
- • The Cantonate 136, while excellent, might lack the extreme projection of higher-end Götz models.
- • Boxwood, while beautiful, is a softer material and requires more careful handling than ebony.
- • The Thomastik Dominant strings are a good starting point but many players will likely want to experiment.
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