Uncoated strings

So who hasn't seen an AD for the Pickaso bow? Specially if you're a musician. I personally have been wanting to try it out for sometime now.

Once I received mine I had to try it out! Rosined up the bow and screech! Okay let's add a little more Rosin. Then bwaaaahhhh~~ Success!

Once you begin bowing the string the Rosin will coat the strings allowing for a better grip of the bows surface. You seems to fet a better sound out of the Pickaso bow by slightly twisting and dragging the bows edge along the string or strings. There is a slight learning curve and with some practice you'll get that lovely acoustical vibration and sound you strived for.

I bought the longer version of the Pickaso bow so that I could have a but longer draw on the notes I wanted to play. Specially when allowing one string drone while playing a melody on the other string.

Over all I really enjoy the Pickaso bow. It's not quite a "cello" I'd love to own but it will do for now. I recommend it, buy one and try it out for yourself!

My Guitar: Lag - Tramontane -T80D

Strings: Erie Ball Earthwoods

With my Picasso Bo and my tone wouldn't work great together it's like I'm being in an auditorium it's the greatest sound you've ever heard thank you Picasso Bose