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Video transcript:

Hello, students! Michael Sanchez here. I hope you guys are having a great day! Gonna talk to you guys about bows today. So I actually have set up here some fiberglass/plastic bows, and then also some Pernambuco bows. I'm actually referring to the quality of the material that the bow is made out of. The hair actually has nothing to do with the value of the bow. So, a lot of times these fiberglass bows are going to come in your standard rental outfits, where if like for example you buy a violin online for say like a hundred dollars, a lot of times it's going to include one of these bows in it. They're very stiff, they're very hard to play, so like when you're crossing strings, you're going to get a lot of that [demonstration] - that crunchy, unpleasant sound - squeaky sound. So I'm going to do some bouncing with this bow, and you're going to be able to see how it's not really precise; it's hard to really be accurate with it. [demonstration]

Alright, I'm going to compare that to a Pernambuco bow. [demonstration]

So, it's much more accurate, much more easy to play. It's a lot lighter. It's just a lot easier to feel the strings and exactly how much pressure you need to put down. So, if you guys have watched some of my videos, I talk a lot about the bow grip, and a lot of times it's just hard to get a good sound when your bow is so stiff. So, that's definitely a characteristic of these bows. So now I'm going to play something else, just so you can hear the difference in sound, because another quality that a Pernambuco bow brings out in a violin is the richness of the tone. So, notice how it really brings it out with the Pernambuco compared to the fiberglass. [demonstration]

Alright, and now the Pernambuco. [demonstration]

So, you can probably tell that the violin was ringing more, compared to this, it's just a lot "deader," stiffer sound with these particular bows. So, definitely, the Pernambucos are just much better quality, and these are actually handcrafted, so they're not actually like "manufactured," like you're going to find with these; these are a lot easier to make than these. You know, an actual maker will craft the bow just particularly to be perfect, as far as the bounce. So, these typically go for about three hundred and fifty to five hundred dollars, but I'm actually holding a special right now where I'm giving these away at sixty-five percent off, which is just an unheard of deal. I actually gave one of my friend violinists this bow to play a couple days ago and asked him how much he thinks it's worth? And he said, you know, about four hundred, five hundred dollars. And I said, I'm actually holding a special and I'm giving these away at, you know, sixty-five percent off, you know, so it's under two hundred dollars, and he was like shocked, he was amazed, and he was like, "Wow!" You know? Because really any store that you go to, you're not going to find this good quality for under two hundred dollars. So, I really wanted to help you guys out, and give you the guys the opportunity to get one of these at a good price, and I'm also going to be putting together some more videos, and talking more about these, as far as the weights and such, so please tune in, and hopefully you guys end up choosing one of the Pernambuco bows.

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