Florea Recital II Cello Outfit 1/2 Size
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Under $350
The Florea Recital II Cello Outfit is a fine value for budget-conscious beginning cello students. The Recital II uses genuine ebony pegs, and is now under $350. Hand-carved spruce top, maple back, sides, and neck; 4 fine tuners built in to the composite tailpiece; brazilwood bow with natural horsehair; padded bag with backpack and shoulder straps.
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Pros
- Looks nice
- Seems Like Good Quality
- Sounds Good
Cons
- Case Is So So
Best Uses
- Learning
- School Bands
Comments about Florea Recital II Cello Outfit:
This is my first cello. I thought it would be fun to learn to play a cello. It is a nice quality cello for a beginner and for the money. I am very pleased with it. My daughter who plays the violin is playing this cello now and is enjoying it.
Pros
- Decent Sound
- Good Price
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Florea Recital II Cello Outfit:
The used cello I bought had the wrong size nut and bridge with it. But Musiciansfriend was good about the exchange.
Comments about Florea Recital II Cello Outfit:
Used to play as a young adult and now taking it up again. I wanted something inexpensive to begin with. This cello definitely fits the bill. It works. Sounds decent. Holding a tune is a bit challenging though. I just got it so hopefully that changes as I break it in. Otherwise it's a nice instrument for beginners only.
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I am a long time musician (mainly piano) who wanted to take up the cello. I wanted a cello that I could learn on before I spent thousands so I would know what I was looking for before making such an investment. My big concern with this cello was that it would be more of a toy than an instrument and I worried that I should spend some more money to make sure I got something playable. I'm glad I didn't. This cello fits the bill perfectly. It sounds good, it's sturdy, it keeps its tune, and it's fun to play. This is a fantastic product for someone that wants to test the cello waters. I'm very happy with my purchase.
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I am a soldier overseas stationed in Germany. love the product. I will save my money to get one.
Comments about Florea Recital II Cello Outfit:
I've purchased Floria before. Floria & Bellafina are pretty good products. This one was made in China. Good resonance, good clean sound. You'll want to get a good dark rosin for breaking in the bow. The gig bag is a joke. I mean, you're gonna tote a somewhat fragile instrument in a nylon gig bag? Get real!!! If you're going to be traveling with it, plan on getting a hardshell case. If not, a good solid sturdy stand will do.
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