Violin Bows
Violin bows can have a big effect on the sound of your violin. At Gear4music we stock a variety of violin bows from brands such as Codabow, Conrad Goetz and GEWA.
Violin bows can have a big effect on the sound of your violin. At Gear4music we stock a variety of violin bows from brands such as Codabow, Conrad Goetz and GEWA.
Browse by Bow material, size, stick shape and brand to find the best bow for your violin.Showing 40 of 218 products
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 16, 3/4
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 16, 4/4
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 20, 4/4
Jaeger Germany Premium Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 1/4
Jaeger Germany Premium Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 1/2
Jaeger Germany Premium Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 3/4
Jaeger Germany Premium Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 4/4
P&H Violin Bow Carbon Fibre, Full Size
Jaeger Germany Selected Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 4/4
Jaeger Germany Selected Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 1/2
Jaeger Germany Selected Bulletwood Student Violin Bow, Octagonal 3/4
Glasser Carbon Composite Violin Bow, 4/4
Dorfler Violin Bow No.7, Bulletwood
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 22, 1/4
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 22, 3/4
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 22, 1/2
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 22, 4/4
Dorfler Violin Bow No.7a, Bulletwood
Orchestra Carbon Fibre Weave Violin Bow 3/4
Orchestra Carbon Fibre Weave Violin Bow 4/4
Orchestra Carbon Fibre Weave Violin Bow 4/4, Treble Clef Stamp
Orchestra Carbon Fibre Weave Violin Bow 4/4, Fleur De Lys Stamp
Orchestra Carbon Fibre Weave Violin Bow 4/4, Black and Red
Orchestra Carbon Fibre Weave Violin Bow 4/4, Black and Blue
Conrad Goetz Bulletwood Violin Bow 60, 4/4
Dorfler Violin Bow No.9, Bulletwood
Glasser Advanced Composite Violin Bow, 4/4
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/4, Orange Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/4, Purple Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/2, Orange Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/2, Purple Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 3/4, Purple Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 3/4, Orange Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/4, Red Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/4, Blue Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/4, Black Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/4, White Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/2, Red Hair
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/2, Blue
Coruss Carbon Violin Bow, 1/2, Black
About Violin Bows
Violin bows play a crucial role in producing the violin's sound, allowing musicians to express a wide range of emotions and dynamics. With the right bow, players can achieve anything from delicate pianissimos to powerful fortissimos, making the selection of bows as personal as choosing the violin itself.
The variety of violin bows for sale caters to the needs and preferences of all players, from beginners to professionals. These bows come in different materials, including, bulletwood, traditional Pernambuco wood, carbon fibre, and fibreglass, each offering unique benefits. Pernambuco bows are prized for their flexibility and balance, while carbon fibre and fibreglass options provide durability and resistance to environmental changes, making them suitable for players looking for reliability and consistency.
Violin Bows FAQs
What is a violin bow called?
The violin bow is sometimes referred to as a fiddlestick, but it is generally known simply as a violin bow.
How expensive is a good violin bow?
A good violin bow can vary in price so even the lower-priced bows can offer a good response. Violin bows range from 208 to over 13,899 in price, this is all dependent on what you want from your violin bow in terms of material, stick shape and size.
Why do violin bows cost so much?
Violin bows are often expensive due to the significant amount of labour and skill involved in their creation. Crafting a high-quality violin bow is a skilled profession, typically requiring handmade precision. Additionally, many violin bows are made from some of the finest materials, contributing to their higher cost.
