Cello Tailpiece Elegance

Cello pegs french modelhandmade by master luthier Daniel Hiller wood species: Dark Paper EbonyDark Boxwood Boxwoodenglish Boxwood Stem thickness: Strong 13mm on ring Medium 12mm on ring Head width: 36mm D Surface: finely ground and polished with pure linseed oil skin friendly and natural surface *special models are possible on request, please contact us!

Peg Cello berdani Model *Price per peg We have kept the pegs classic and simple •the handle of the head is slightly positively round curved and rounded. It feels comfortable and supple on the finger and lies comfortably in the hand •the height of the head is kept particularly low for more freedom from backlash •the bullets are slightly pocketed in the head. This way you don't get stuck on your clothes •the surface is finely sanded with linseed oil and then polished The designs Models: •Berdani model Wood species: •Berdani´s Dark Paper (Ebony replacement) •ebony Boxwood dark (rosewood substitute) •boxwood light Stalk thickness: • weak 13mm • medium 14mm • strong 15mm              Berdani´s Dark Paper Sustainable, environmentally friendly and innovative  An alternative for ebony Our idea: We wanted to find a material that is equal to ebony in appearance, weight and sound, but can be produced sustainably. We succeeded. The result is Berdani's Dark Paper, a composite of recycled paper and resin. Production: To produce the high-quality dark paper, recycled paper is impregnated with a warm resin, layered by hand and pressed under high pressure. Look: The finished product looks like the finest ebony. It has a black colour throughout and the same hardness and density as ebony. Berdani's Dark Paper is also heat and dirt repellent and resistant to moisture and sweat. Since the material is made from purely natural components, it is 100% ecologically degradable. Berdani's Dark Paper is also non-toxic and does not shrink or swell. Processing / Use: The composite can be processed immediately and without long storage times. The material can be processed with conventional violin making tools; it can be planed, filed and sanded. The pegs in cone 1:30 for violin and viola and in cone 1:25 for cello are turned to their final dimensions. They can be fitted with a Herdim reamer and the Wittner Ultra vortex cutter. We also offer the vertebrae in different shaft thicknesses. Any conventional whirl soap can be used for lubrication. During experiments on violas we found that with Berdani`s Dark Paper on the plain A string the wolf tone disappeared with medium and strong stalk thicknesses. Boxwood light and dark We have developed a process to color the box tree in a natural way. Our boxwood is completely stained without stains or alkalis, such as saltpetre or ammonia. Only pure linseed oil and canauba wax is used for surface treatment. The violin maker only has to oil the pegs, chinrests and tailpieces, no pickling or caustic solutions are necessary. We offer the boxwood in two colours. Boxwood light looks like conventionally dyed boxwood. Dark boxwood can serve as a substitute for rosewood. Ebony The ebony has been carefully matured for years and is sorted by weight and sound. It is finely sanded with linseed oil and wax polished.

Your cello. Your sound.Looking for greater warmth and fullness, or a brighter, more radiant tone? The Turlunda cello endpin lets you explore the tonal balance of your instrument.Bronze: supports a full, powerful and warm sound.Titanium: encourages a bright, radiant tonal character.Turlunda Silver: combines warmth with a clear, bright presence, sitting between bronze and titanium.The locking screw also contributes to this balance: bronze can further emphasise warmth and fullness, while titanium can support a brighter character. The result depends on your cello, its setup and your chosen combination of materials.Secure support. Room to vibrate.The special collet system holds the rod at a single clamping location. The collet grips almost three centimetres of the rod, securing it firmly in the chosen position.One clamping location: a secure grip on the rod.Cork guide with a small clearance: when correctly adjusted, the rod does not touch the internal cork guide.Less contact: this avoids additional damping from the cork and allows the rod to vibrate freely outside the clamping area.Choose your complete endpinThe displayed price is for the complete cello endpin in your selected configuration.Rod material: carbon tube, Turlunda Silver, bronze, solid TA6V titanium or TA6V titanium tube.Socket and locking screw: aluminium with a black wooden screw, aluminium with a bronze screw, an all-bronze assembly or an all-titanium assembly.Socket taper sizes: 23.5 · 25 · 26.5 · 28 mm.Turlunda Silver is a specially treated aluminium alloy. The socket must be professionally fitted to your cello for a secure fit.What is includedRod in your selected material.Screw-in tip made from hardened chromium-vanadium steel.Matching socket and locking screw, including the collet.The gallery shows examples of the system. Your selected variant determines the supplied configuration.Weights at a glanceRod only – without socket and locking screw:Carbon tube: approx. 48 gTitanium tube: approx. 74 gTurlunda Silver: approx. 125 gSolid titanium: approx. 196 gBronze: approx. 390 gSocket with locking screw and collet – added to the rod weight:Aluminium with wooden screw: approx. 52–75 gAluminium with bronze screw: approx. 140–145 gAll-bronze assembly: approx. 212–230 gAll-titanium assembly: approx. 95–104 gAll weights are approximate. Total weight depends on the configuration and taper size. The wooden screw range covers different wood versions.Developed for musicians. Personal advice at Berdani.Developed by cellist and violin maker Tobias Krutz and his team and manufactured entirely in Sweden, Turlunda combines musical experience with precision engineering.Find the combination that suits your cello at Berdani. We offer personal advice on materials, tonal character and fitting, so you can choose with confidence.CareIf adjustment becomes stiff, lubricate the thread and the outer surfaces of the collet with high-viscosity ball-bearing grease, following the manufacturer’s instructions.