Cambodian Rosewood Non-Python EcoFriendly Erhu

Cambodian scented rosewood is an under-rated wood that, when paired with a skin thicker than 0.30mm, unlocks the full potential of the erhu. This type of skin is typically reserved for more expensive erhus, but the Cambodian scented rosewood allows for clear, balanced sounds, strong high notes, and an overall clean sound that has quickly gained popularity. EcoErhu was initially created in 2009 as a project to replace snake skin membranes in traditional Chinese fiddles, and has since expanded to include Erhu, Gaohu, Zhonghu, and Shamisen. In 2011, EcoErhu was officially formed, focusing on creating environmentally friendly instruments that replicate the natural properties of animal skins without the need for animal products. The first Patent for EcoErhu Version 7 was filed in 2013, featuring a patented Hybrid Silica-Cellulose Membrane that mimics the sound of an Erhu without the use of python membranes. This Non-Python EcoFriendly Erhu is made for professionals who wish to play without the burden of using animal hides from slaughterhouses, and is created with materials like Cambodian scented rosewood, African Blackwood, e altro ancora, ensuring stability, weather-proofing, and waterproofing without the need for CITES requirements. The erhu is covered by a USA-Worldwide Warranty, making it a top choice for performers looking for a sustainable, high-quality instrument.