I recently moved to New York City, and I'm having a hard time figuring out where I should go to get a quality bow rehair. I know there are a lot of people/shops to choose from, so could someone help me pick out the good from the not-so-great? I would appreciate advice on violin or bow repairs as well.
i heard thers a nice place in lincoln center....
I recommend Greg Wylie as well. I made the circuit when I first moved to NYC, and found him to be one of the best and most reliable.
Eric
Salchow
Salchow rocks. The rehairs I've had from Isaac are unquestionably higher quality than from any other bow rehairer. They tell me William is pretty good, too...
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September 23, 2005 at 12:48 AM · I recommend Greg Wylie. I found the quality of his rehairs to be the best and most consistant of all the shops I tried in NYC. I still send my bow to him for rehairs when I get the chance. Machold's was pretty good too but I don't know if the same bow person is there now.