Ep. 98: Which EndPin is the best one?

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @金子川
    @金子川 2 года назад +13

    It would be lovely to hear the differences between before and after or same cello with two different endpin sounds, thank you so much Edgar, this is really interesting!!

  • @joelhoffman8277
    @joelhoffman8277 2 года назад +17

    I would love to hear some sound demos, Edgar. Thank you for offering. My cello has a Glasser CF endpin.

    • @EdgarRuss
      @EdgarRuss  2 года назад +4

      Great I think I will get a cellist coming after easter to make this comparison.
      Thanks
      Edgar

  • @nicolasrahnama6333
    @nicolasrahnama6333 10 месяцев назад +1

    Yes, please, thank you as always with very informative vido.

  • @sandram1360
    @sandram1360 2 года назад +1

    Thanks Edgar!
    I would like to hear the options.
    🎻🎵

  • @sillywwabbit
    @sillywwabbit 2 года назад +2

    Yes, please do a comparison

  • @Fireman9143
    @Fireman9143 2 года назад +1

    Always enjoy your videos. Looking forward to hearing the different endpins and screws!

  • @kiriljosifov8225
    @kiriljosifov8225 Год назад

    Dear Edgar, please do the comparison, it will be a great help and good information for all cellist, thank you

  • @cynthiabennett8739
    @cynthiabennett8739 Год назад

    Edgar, I am considering a Bender endpin. I would really like to hear what a cello sounds like with the different collet nuts and the different shaft materials if possible. Thank you!

  • @Benardous
    @Benardous 4 месяца назад

    I would love to hear the differences in the end pins.

  • @robertkierzkowski2136
    @robertkierzkowski2136 2 года назад +2

    Have Linea Macchi Cello, with a carbon fiber tube Endpin. Loved light weight, compared to steel pin.Tried Bender solid Brass endpin, loved beautiful sweet sound. Downside added 1lb, handling pain, weighty. Then Bender Titanium Tube endpin, sounded better than carbon, little added weight. However Titanium Tube didn’t sound as good as solid Brass, but better than carbon, and cello lighter, easier to handle. Didn’t try the solid Titanium Endpin, fear of the solid pin adding too much wt to cello. Only imagine sounding closer to the solid Brass pin. It got too expensive trying new endpins. I’m tall 6'4" need long endpin. Bender Endpins are 23”-24” long, Mitsuke Tripple Brillante endpin (19”-21.5”), isn’t long enough for me.

    • @gr8bskt
      @gr8bskt Год назад

      I'm currently considering other endpins. Thank you so much for your comment!

  • @gabebabe1
    @gabebabe1 Год назад

    The one that suits your playing style. It must be very sharp - you never know what floor you’re going to get. I used to carry a very sharp pocket knife in my pocket and could make a lovely neat hole with a twist of the wrist - right in front of the audience without anyone noticing.

  • @senfglas5707
    @senfglas5707 2 года назад +1

    I'd love to hear the differences.

  • @reiniervanderwal6081
    @reiniervanderwal6081 11 месяцев назад

    What would be the difference in sound without the endpin? The hole open or closed?

  • @jameswklamgmail138
    @jameswklamgmail138 3 месяца назад

    did not mention the Stahlhammer type bent endpins?

  • @mettevunsjensen4094
    @mettevunsjensen4094 2 года назад +1

    I would very much like to hear the differences between the sound of the endpins.

    • @EdgarRuss
      @EdgarRuss  2 года назад

      Great!
      So I will do that as soon a cellist is around!