PIRASTRO KorfkerSpring® – The Revolutionary Chinrest for Violin & Viola
The PIRASTRO Korfker Spring® sets a new standard in both sound and comfort.
As the world’s first chinrest with a patented spring system, it offers a unique playing experience –
lightweight, flexible, and fully adjustable. Designed for musicians who demand the highest levels of
ergonomics, tonal fidelity, and expressive freedom.
Features & Benefits:
- Innovative Spring System: The first chinrest featuring Pirastro’s patented spring technology for natural movement and comfort.
- Precision Adjustments: Fully adjustable in position, height, tilt, and rotation for a personalized fit.
- Variable Height: Six included springs allow adjustment from 25 to 50 mm in 5 mm increments.
- Ergonomic & Relaxed Playing: Promotes natural posture and freedom of movement across the upper body.
- Brilliant Sound Projection: Exceptional acoustic fidelity and resonance that enhance the instrument’s natural tone.
- Ultra-Lightweight: Only 15 grams – made from carefully tone-optimized materials.
- Maple Chinrest Plate: Made from hardened Swiss maple for warmth, stability, and excellent skin comfort.
- Universal Fit: Suitable for violin (3/4–4/4) and viola, center or side-mounted.
- Includes Protective Case: Supplied with a premium protective case for safe storage and transport.
A New Level of Sound & Comfort
The PIRASTRO Korfker Spring® is not only the lightest but also the
first flexible chinrest in the world. Its pressure-sensitive, spring-supported chin plate
adapts naturally to the player’s movement, providing unmatched comfort and ease of expression.
The high-quality Swiss maple chin plate can be adjusted precisely in position,
height, tilt, and rotation. Lower springs deliver a familiar, traditional chinrest feel,
while higher springs offer unparalleled comfort for players with longer necks.
Meticulously crafted in Germany, the PIRASTRO Korfker Spring® embodies
acoustic excellence, technical innovation, and effortless playability.
It paves the way for ultimate expressiveness and the discovery of your instrument’s full tonal potential.