Mach One shoulder rest, plastic
This injection mold version includes an adjustable, removable (optional), suspension
leather strap. It is also a little higher than the 5M1B model.
Mach One shoulder rest, grooved
Made from a high-tech double-injection mold, the main body of the rest is resilient
and strong, while the contact surface is made of a soft, grooved, rubberized compound
for an incredible grip. Plus it is easily washable! Entirely designed and made in
Canada.
Mach One shoulder rest, maple This is the original shoulder rest, hand-carved out of wood. Includes a soft leather pad.
Violin shoulder rest, 4/4 size - Item #14-5M2
$98.00
Viola shoulder rest - Item #24-5M2
$109.00
Size:
Mach One/Mach Two shoulder rest, maple hook Like the 5M2, but with a hook that hugs the shoulder
Violin shoulder rest, 4/4 size - Item #14-5M3
$98.00
Viola Mach Two shoulder rest - Item #24-5M3
$109.00
Size:
Mach One feet
Violin Mach One Feet - Item #14-5MF
$9.00
Size:
Viola Mach One Feet - Item #24-5MF
$9.00
Size:
Dear Violinist, Violist,
I would like to introduce you to a very new product: the Mach
One Shoulder Rest. I developed it in October 97 and it is currently
in full production. It is available in plastic for 1/4
to 1/2 size violins and 3/4 to full size violins. It is also
carved out of maple for full size violins, and for small and
large violas. It features a simple but fully adjustable design
(for width and height) on both ends. The ergonomic shape almost
eliminates the need for padding. That makes the rest slim and
light. It is the lightest of all bridge type rests on the market.
The Mach One Shoulder Rest does not collapse. The attaching
feet never wear off and will not scratch your valuable instrument.
The attachment foot never touches the ribs of your violin or
viola. The "S" shape fits comfortably on your shoulder
and minimizes the size of the feet. Your dealer will carry extra
parts such as a foot with an extra long stem and a replacement
foam pad. The wooden rests are made by hand. Players like the
natural look of the wood, which matches the back of the instrument.
They also have noticed that the rest actually improves the sound
of their instrument. - Peter Mach, luthier
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