by admin | Aug 20, 2020 | Sound Post Services and News, Uncategorized
We are delighted (after a 20-year absence) to welcome Finkel Bows of Switzerland back into our portfolio of brands. The Swiss family workshop continues to produce modern, stylish bows at affordable prices. These new items are available on our price list and online...
by admin | Mar 19, 2020 | Sound Post Services and News, Uncategorized
Coronavirus (Covid-19) – How can The Sound Post Ltd Help? Firstly we hope you are all well and safe. These are worrying and extreme times. The Sound Post Ltd – We are open for business First and foremost, we are following WHO and the Government’s guidelines. We are...
by admin | Apr 12, 2019 | Bowed String Instruments, Sound Post Services and News, Uncategorized
That The Sound Post Ltd moved from London to Wiltshire. Before we re-located to Heytesbury, the company operated from the Heliport Industrial Estate, Battersea and no, we didn’t arrive in Wiltshire by helicopter. Some vaguely interesting facts: Heytesbury was the home...
by admin | Feb 22, 2019 | Bowed String Instruments, Sound Post Services and News, Uncategorized
The Sound Post Ltd is pleased to announce a new collaboration with the British Violin Making Association. BVMA books are now available to order direct from The Sound Post Ltd. BVMA01 THE BRITISH VIOLIN: 400 YEARS OF VIOLIN MAKING – STANDARD EDITION BVMA02 THE...
by admin | Feb 22, 2019 | Bowed String Instruments, Sound Post Services and News
Our range of English made instruments from The Wessex Violin Company are made from carefully selected woods. Our makers expertly match the materials for each instrument, so that they work well together, to produce the best sounding and value for money instruments our...
by admin | Feb 8, 2019 | Bowed String Instruments, Sound Post Services and News, Uncategorized
It is always highly reassuring to receive great feedback. Thank you Laurence at The Bass Place, London… ‘It seems increasingly disheartening to expect personal service, or indeed any acknowledgement at all in the modern commercial world. Moreover it seems normal for...
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