What it is
A Black Sandalwood Erhu made using synthetic materials instead of python skin
At a glance
Loud and clean tone. Richer than the Rosewood version.
Playability: |
Demanding |
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Easy |
Volume: |
Soft |
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Loud |
*Sweetness: |
Brash |
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Sweet |
Richness: |
Thin |
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Rich |
Articulation: |
Muddy |
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Articulate |
Tone Focus: |
Diffused |
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Focused |
*Warmth: |
Brilliant |
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Warm |
*Cleanness: |
Grainy |
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Clean |
High Notes: |
Muffled |
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Clear |
Threshold: |
Weak |
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Strong |
*Snakeskin: |
Loose |
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Tight |
Suitable for
- People who are queasy about using an instrument with animal parts
- People who want to travel with an erhu – no need to worry about customs
- Beginners or intermediate players
Why you should buy it
- Rich, loud and bold tone coming from a synthetic skin erhu
- All black appearance makes it looks cool
Why some might not buy it
- Tone does not have the sweetness their snakeskin counterpart
About the Maker
Raoyang Beifang is a Chinese Musical Instrument Factory founded in 1985 in Hebei, China. It was initially under the name of “Beijing Instrument Factory (Raoyang Branch)”. Although it still maintains it’s ties to it’s parent company, Xinghai, Raoyang Beifang develops it’s own line of products, ranging from Erhu, Pipa and even Morin Khuur.
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