Franz Sandner SC-6 Stradivari Cello 3/4 – Natural

Franz Sandner SC-6 Stradivari Cello 3/4 – Natural

The Franz Sandner SC-6 Stradivari Cello 3/4 is an acoustic cello designed for developing players, students, lessons, ensemble work, and orchestral practice. Its 3/4 size provides a more comfortable playing format for musicians who are not yet ready for a full-size 4/4 cello.

The SC-6 features a solid spruce top, maple back, and Grade B flamed maple ribs and neck. A German Teller bridge and ebony-trimmed tailpiece with four integrated string adjusters complete the setup, while the natural matte finish gives the instrument a traditional appearance.

Key Features

• 3/4 Size: Suitable for developing players who require a smaller cello than a full-size 4/4 instrument.
• Stradivari Model: Traditional cello design identified by Franz Sandner as the SC-6 Stradivari.
• Solid Spruce Top: Supports clear projection, resonance, and responsive acoustic tone.
• Maple Back: Traditional tonewood construction contributes strength and tonal balance.
• Grade B Flamed Maple Ribs & Neck: Provides attractive figuring and traditional cello construction.
• German Teller Bridge: Supports efficient transfer of string vibration to the body.
• Ebony-Trimmed Tailpiece: Features four integrated string adjusters for precise tuning.
• Matte Finish: Provides a traditional natural appearance without a heavy gloss coating.

Specifications

Why Choose the Franz Sandner SC-6?

The SC-6 combines traditional spruce and maple construction with a German Teller bridge and fine-tuning tailpiece. Its 3/4 size makes it suitable for developing cellists who need a comfortable instrument for structured lessons, ensemble work, orchestral training, and regular practice.

Traditional 3/4 Cello for Developing Players

The Franz Sandner SC-6 Stradivari Cello 3/4 – Natural offers a solid spruce top, flamed maple construction, matte finish, and practical tuning hardware in a reduced-size format. It is suitable for students, lessons, school orchestras, ensemble playing, and advancing cello study.