• Wolf Forte Secondo Adjustable Violin Shoulder Rest in Black (3/4 - 4/4)
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Wolf Forte Secondo Adjustable Violin Shoulder Rest in Black (3/4 - 4/4)

$83.95
$83.95

Includes GST

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Description

SKU WSR23

The main part of the Wolf Forte Secondo shoulder rest is made of comfortable rubber, on top of that is the aluminum plating which makes it possible for the player to shape the rest to their own shape and allowing them to play with their own ergonomics. Delivered with this rest are two plastic spacing tubes wich allow the arms to be stable when put into the highest position. Features: Suits: Violin 3/4 - 4/4 Curved shape Adjustable in height on both sides from 0.5cm to 8cm Adjustable to any angle Adjustable to any width Flexible backplate for custom ergonomics Colour: Black In 1964 the first Wolf shoulder rest was invented by Willy Wolf at his residence in Amsterdam. Shortly after that the first 500 were ordered and a week after that the next 500! To think that those shoulder rests we're completely hand made! But soon it appeared that unfortunately not everyone was able to play with the Wolf flexible shoulder rest, so Willy Wolf quickly started looking for a solution for these players. By testing it on his colleagues at the Utrecht symphony orchestra, he was able to gather usefull information and feedback in finding a solution for these users.

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