Lu-Mi 5-string Baroque Cello after Amati

Lu-Mi 5-string Baroque Cello after Amati

Marsoni

M251S

$2475.00

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Lu-Mi 5-string Baroque Cello after AmatiLu Mi 5 string baroque cello after an original by Antonio and Girolamo Amati. This model was originally made to be a 5 string instrument. It has a sweet top 'e' string and the width of the corpus is wide enough to give a full bass register too. String length: 650 mm Corpus length: 708 mm Corpus width: Up 357 mm Mid 235 mm Low 429 mm About Lu Mi The Lu Mi range of instruments is the result of years of development and refinement overseen by Markku

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These are really nice kicks. Stylish, comfortable, and eye catchy for sure. Not too heavy, good price, and fit well. These are great, casual white shoes for a summer outfit. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars as these do pick up and hold onto dirt and smudges more than I’d like to see. Yes, I know, white shoes are magnets for this stuff, but these tend to scuff and discolor more than I would have assumed. I live in an area with lots of bad weather most of the year so I only get a chance to wear them for a few months of the year unless I want to brave the wet and muddy weather. If you live in an area that has lots of sun and are willing to put these to the test and clean them often, I would say go for it.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026