D Z Strad Cello Model 300
Price: 2.865 EUR – 2.865 EUR
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A step-up cello within D Z Strad's numbered range, using better tonewood selection than the entry Model 101 for a student ready to move beyond a pure beginner instrument.
About the D Z Strad Cello Model 300
As D Z Strad's model numbers increase, the brand generally applies more careful tonewood selection and finishing work, and the Model 300 represents that first meaningful step up from the entry-level Model 101 - still a complete outfit with bow, case and rosin included, but built to give an advancing student a more refined tone as their ear and technique develop past a genuine beginner's needs.
This step-up positioning fills the gap many string programs recognize: a student who has outgrown a rental-grade beginner cello's limitations but isn't yet ready for the cost of a handmade professional-tier instrument, giving them a genuine quality improvement without a dramatic price jump.
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Sound character of the D Z Strad Cello Model 300
The step up to Model 300 brings more careful tonewood selection than the Model 101, giving a fuller, more resonant tone with richer overtones - still factory-built rather than individually voiced by a luthier, so the improvement over the entry model is incremental rather than a leap into handmade-tier resonance.
Technical data for the D Z Strad Cello Model 300
| Includes | Case, bow, rosin |
|---|---|
| Level | Step-up (above entry Model 101) |
| Line | D Z Strad numbered series |
Price history for the D Z Strad Cello Model 300
Cheapest seen: 2.865 EUR · Most expensive seen: 2.865 EUR
The history of the D Z Strad Cello Model 300
D Z Strad's Model 300 offers a step up in tonewood quality from the entry Model 101 within the brand's numbered cello line.
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