What it is
This is a Zhongruan made from Basswood (Duan Mu) by Liang Hao. The frets are made of a composite material that is as durable as metal frets but produce a sound that is not too metallic. This model gives a warm and clear tone. The playability is excellent, making it a favourite among students in secondary and primary school orchestras.
Lianghao is a maker that we have been working with for sometime. He studied under popular Zhongruan maker Song Guang Ning for sometime and ventured out on his own. His instruments have an uncanny resemblance to Song’s. The tone of his instruments are comparable to Song’s at a fraction of its price.
At a glance
A warm and clear Zhongruan with excellent playability.
Suitable for
- Players getting into Zhongruan and willing to spend a little more.
- Students in secondary and primary school orchestras.
Why you should buy it
- The composite frets offer durability without an overly metallic sound.
- Excellent playability with a warm and clear tone.
Why some might not want it
- Serious players might prefer getting a much more premium ruan for the long term.
About the Maker
Liang Hao is a famous Chinese Instrument Maker from Beijing, China. His most sought after instruments include the Zhongruan and Liuqin. He was the student of Song Guang Ning, another Chinese Instrument Maker. Liang Hao’s instruments are very bold and resonant but retains their clarity. Together with his teacher, they have researched and improved upon older models of the Zhongruan and Liuqin, making them ever more resonant.
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