D Z Strad Cello Model 700
Price: 336 EUR – 7.275 EUR
Price history
Availability: 2/10 (Very rare)
A further refinement within D Z Strad's handmade professional cello tier, sitting above the Model 600 and available across multiple sizes with case and bow included.
About the D Z Strad Cello Model 700
The Model 700 continues the incremental quality progression that defines D Z Strad's handmade range, with tonewood selection and hand-finishing attention stepped up another notch from the Model 600. This tiered approach lets an advancing player or teacher select a specific quality-to-price point within the handmade category rather than facing only a binary choice between student-grade and top-tier instruments.
As with the rest of D Z Strad's handmade line, the Model 700 ships complete with case and bow across its available sizes, ensuring the accompanying gear matches the instrument's quality tier rather than undercutting it with mismatched budget accessories.
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Sound character of the D Z Strad Cello Model 700
The Model 700 sits another notch up D Z Strad's handmade range, with tonewood and finishing attention refined further than the Model 600 - producing a fuller, more resonant tone that starts approaching the brand's top-tier instruments without yet reaching the Model 1100's ceiling.
Technical data for the D Z Strad Cello Model 700
| Sizes | 1/2 to 4/4 |
|---|---|
| Includes | Case, bow |
| Construction | Handmade professional |
| Line | D Z Strad numbered series |
Price history for the D Z Strad Cello Model 700
Cheapest seen: 336 EUR · Most expensive seen: 7.275 EUR
The history of the D Z Strad Cello Model 700
D Z Strad's Model 700 sits above the Model 600 within the brand's tiered handmade professional cello range.
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