Installing Hamberger Soundpost for Violin
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Detailed instructions on how to install the Hamberger Soundpost in a violin. It has never been easier to get the best out of your instrument. More colors, more quality, better response, better projection.
Thank you youtube algorithm. I don't play Violin but I absolutely love the creative and ingenious way this device functions.
Wolfgang installed one of his sound posts in my violin - a Guadagnini copy of good professional quality, made around 1770. I have been a professional violinist for many years and was absolutely astonished by the amazing improvement in sound quality. It was like suddenly having an instrument worth 10 times as much. I can thoroughly recommend these sound posts. Thank you Wolfgang!
woah 1770 thats crazy cool how something so old is still playable
It’s a copy. Original made 1770. But there are many instruments made back then that are stilled played.
I didn't know about this sound post. Seems very interesting! Could you please tell me what kind of things felt better in detail? Like sound became clearer or simply bigger or wamer etc...??
Very interesting design! I wonder if the screw ever loosens from the vibrations of the instrument being played?
Love to hear a comparisons ....
Really need a comparison. You are right.
I know to change strings one at a time to keep tension on the instrument and avoid the sound post falling. But if the sound post is properly fit and snug, it should NOT fall even with no strings or tension. Correct?
Nice idea, where to purchase?
Like the inventor I hate those spiky jabber adjusters . I made two new tools to hold the wooden post in place .But I still had to measure the wooden post and shape the ends. I like the embedded magnet idea though . but when you take off the wheel you cannot adjust the post position without starting it all again. Swings and roundabouts .Full marks for ingenuity .
Where could I buy it? Any help it's gladly accepted.
Super Sir
Augustine violinist from Malaysia
That sounds everbit as good as. The Silverstein Guadagnini! Ser GUT! Ser gut!
Master luthiers could totally moonlight as surgeons 😂
Surgeons never get to work in an empty, dry cavity like that!
Does it exist for double bass too? ...
Thanks ...
Good video
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I have not been able to find one for sale. Can anyone help me? I think the idea is fantastic!
Believe that Mezzo Forte sells them through their site. It's quite expensive, though; $600 USD, lol! Probably makes sense that they put it on their Premium Line Carbon Fiber Violin. Wouldn't reccomend on a wooden Insturment.
Looks more convenient than traditional sound post. Where to buy?
Oh my Guad…. Amazing engineering!
Is this works properly?
i dont think so
Ser gut, wunderbar tone. DankaSchoen
He is bowing over the finger board!
Still sounds great!
Yes, and moves the bow away and slightly closer towards the bridge here and there on purpose for subtle tone color variation…a wonderful violinist!
So clever.
There was a store called The Sound Post in my hometown... they sold guitars, drums, violins... everything. They even taught music lessons.
Now it's a Game Stop. Fucking bummer.
can someone please help me with the background music
J.S. Bach BWV 147
@@mondscheinsurfer1990 thank you very much
“Symphony of a Thousand” by Gustav Mahler…no, no, it’s “Opus Clavicembalisticum” by K.S. Sorabji…
Alguien por favor ,que me explique si es mejor que los de madera y si habrá para contrabajo
Yes, they are much better than conventional wooden ones.
Yes, they also make them for contrabass.
Mejor...?
No lo creo, nada supera el ajuste de un buen maestro, mucho menos un pedazo de plástico.
Habría que escucharlo por uno mismo para saber si mejora la calidad sonora del instrumento. Pero me parece muy interesante esta propuesta. Aunque, personalmente no me gusta la idea de conectar el fondo y la tapa del instrumento con un dispositivo de plástico.
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Put magnets on each end.
I know its probably german but all i think of is a hamburger
Spulleke!
Song ?
Some solo bach
Gavotte en rondeau from Bach’s 3rd partita for solo violin
You want Fries with that?
I got one word for you people. Use a 3d printer to make your own.
True. Know of any open source project?
@@ericoschmitt I had a look yesterday for it and nothing. If I had one here I would draw it and make you one. It doesnt look complex but when it comes to instruments people might not want a home made plastic part in their instrument. It ruins the mystique of the idea behind wood stringed instruments I suppose.
@@Themheals I would use homemade parts, my tailpiece is already Kevlar paraglider lines tying the end of strings to endpin base :)
@@ericoschmitt Actually don't. certain plastics will harm the wood.
@@lallol2431 how would any plastic harm the wood?