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They have had a stall at CES each year since then also. The company was formed a couple of years back, and they showcased their prototype the same year at the CES 2020 exhibition. “We’re trying to get the sound quality of a $300 to $400 violin and then come in under their price.”

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So, there is a huge range…the cheapest violins I’ve found on AliExpress are to $69 plus shipping, and their sound quality is what a $69 violin would sound like,” said Ben Kaufman, who works on Business Development at 3DMusic. “You can buy a wooden violin for up to $1 million. Or at the very least, like an instrument in a higher price bracket! The result of 3DMusic’s efforts is a violin that is claimed to sound something like a wooden instrument. Sure, you could download any number of free STLs off the web and print it out, but it likely won’t sound too great.

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That may sound a little expensive for an FDM print, but you’re not only paying for the printer time here, you are paying for the design work which has been carried out with the aid of professional luthiers. Two printed violins, just chillin on a bench. The FDM printed violins are on sale via his 3DMusic website, and can be purchased for as little as $200.

Motivated by the high cost of musical instruments (cello in particular), Canel has turned to additive manufacturing to make instruments of a reasonable quality for students. Canel is an engineering graduate from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio and in a previous life spent time learning the cello. But most quality boutique instruments carry a price tag to match the effort of creation and the small scales of production.Įnter musician/engineer Matthew Canel, who hopes to change that. 3D printed instruments are not a new thing, as we have seen with Olaf Diegel’s ever growing range of AM guitar creations.

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