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Recommendations for Wolf Tone - Internet Cello Society Apr 16, 2016 Cello Parts - Linda West Cellos Cello Wolf Resonator The "Wolf Resonator" is a wolf tone eliminator that mounts directly on the top (or "table") of the cello. A dense metal weight, mounted on springs, resonates sympathetically with the instrument at the specific frequency, or pitch, of the cello's wolf tone. Amazon®.com: Customer reviews: Generic 1600WT Cello By repositioning a wolf tone eliminator at various distances from the bridge and swiveling the screw into various angles it is possible to "move" the wolf tone to different pitches. On my cello I can "choose" to have my wolf tone anywhere between an E-flat and an F-sharp. I have the eliminator on the G-string. LupX Wolf Eliminator Cello 8,4g – Thomann UK
The wolf tones on my cello were really bothersome, but as son as I put this on they completly disappeared. It's also easy to put on and really small so it's not very noticible, which is …
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The Wolf Tone is often found at the major sixth or seventh above the open G on a cello, or an octave above the open G on a poorly made violin. In order to understand Wolf Tones, one needs to have a basic understanding of coupled oscillators. Home - Krentz String WorksKrentz String Works | Classical Much more than a wolf eliminator. Buy it to stop your wolf, love it for the tonal enhancements. Every interaction with a possible new cello is colored by the sound of your current cello no matter if it is good or not. Most players first words about a trial instrument are not an unbiased review. Instead, they talk about the new instrument in Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Wolf Tones