Forte3D

Here’s how we’re catering to YOU! At Forte3D, your satisfaction and success are our top priorities. That’s why we’ve created an open Facebook group for all cello enthusiasts. This inclusive space is designed to be a supportive and engaging community where you can share your experiences, ask questions, and gain valuable insights from fellow Forte3D users and cello lovers alike. Whether you’re curious about the nuances of our carbon fiber cellos, seeking advice on getting the best performance out of your instrument, or simply looking to connect with like-minded musicians, this group is here to help. Our aim is to foster a collaborative environment where knowledge flows freely, and every member feels heard and supported. Join us today and become part of a vibrant community that thrives on shared experiences and mutual support. Together, we can elevate our musical journeys and make the most informed decisions about our Forte3D instruments. We can’t wait to see you there! Use the link in our bio! #carbonfibercello #cellists #carbonfibermusic #cellomusic #cellolovers

Trick question! We’re the world’s FIRST 3D-printed, carbon fiber cello. NONETHELESS... Our cello’s low end feels like the sun yawning at dusk, setting over a beautiful desert landscape. 🏜️ It sounds like the depth of the midnight sky on a warm summer night, amongst the shimmering stars. 🌌 It plays like the soft waves reaching the shore of a vast sea... 🌊 Okay, okay, you get the point! Coincidentally, you could also take your Forte3D cello to all of these places, worry free! Check out our YouTube videos to get the full scoop on our cellos’ range. #cellists #cellomakers #celloplayer #carbonfibercello #3dprinted

Just hear us out for a second, literally... Because you won’t be able to deny how absolutely gorgeous this pizzicato is! Sure, maybe it’s renowned, Grammy Award-winning cellist Mike Block’s (@blockcello technique and composition, Prelude to a Dream, that’s giving you those goosebumps, but it could also be that the Forte3D Cello just sounds really good. Order the world’s first 3D-printed cello to your doorstep! Head on over to our profile. #carbonfiber #pizzicato #carbonfibercello #carbonfibermusic #cellomusic #cellists #mikeblock #3dprinted #musictech #innovativedesign #classicalmusic

You can get the world’s first 3D-printed, carbon fiber cello delivered at your doorstep, wherever you might be! We also offer a shipping rate calculator on our site so you can get an approximate quote of what shipping to your location might cost. Send us a message if you’re interested in learning more! #carbonfiber #carbonfibercello #carbonfibermusic #3dprinting #3dprinted #musictech #musicinnovation #internationalshipping #worldwideshipping

Avoid a potential disaster... ☀️🏝️☔️ Here’s why our carbon fiber cello is THE instrument you need for all of your summer performances. 1. Humidity and Moisture: 🔸 Carbon fiber cellos are highly resistant to humidity and moisture. They do not absorb water, swell, or warp, and their material is not affected by saltwater spray if you’re playing on the beach. 🆚 🔸 Wooden cellos are likely to be damaged by high humidity and moisture levels, which can cause swelling, warping, and cracking. 2. Temperature Fluctuations 🔸 Carbon fiber cellos remain stable under temperature fluctuations. Carbon fiber does not expand or contract with heat, making it ideal for hot, sunny locations like beaches or cool, variable climates like mountains. 🆚 🔸 Wooden cellos are largely affected by temperature fluctuations. Heat, direct sunlight, and rapid temperature changes can cause the wood to expand and contract, leading to structural damage. 3, Sand and Dirt 🔸 Carbon fiber cellos are pretty resistant to scratching and damage from sand and dirt. Also, cleaning sand and dirt from a carbon fiber cello is generally easier and less risky when compared to a wooden cello. 🆚 🔸 For wooden cellos, sand, dirt, or other particles can scratch the wood and damage the finish. Featured Cellist: @cellopedia #carbonfibercello #carbonfiber #3dprinting #musictech #musicinnovation #cellogram #cellomusic #cellolovers

I’m thrilled to share that @forte3dcello , the world’s first 3D-printed carbon fiber cello, is featured in @the_strad_ magazine! (link in bio) This year has been transformative for me. For the past 4 months, I’ve been performing and touring with my new Forte 3D Cello, and it is, without a doubt, the best sounding carbon fiber cello I’ve ever heard! When I discovered its uniquely low purchase price for such a professional-quality instrument, I knew this was a game changer. I was so inspired that I joined forces with my friend Alfred Goodrich, the brilliant designer behind these incredible instruments, and now, I’m co-running the company! Check out for more info and join us on this amazing journey! 🎻✨ #Forte3D #CarbonFiberCello #StradMagazine #GameChanger #MusicInnovation

Saving you thousands of $$$ Having an adjustable string height means that you don’t have to switch out your cello as your technique advances. It also means that beginner students are less likely to become discouraged by the arduous process that is learning this instrument. Now, while that may not seem like a big deal to those who don’t know how much an intermediate or advanced cello costs, but IYKYK. This is the last cello you’ll ever need. Don’t believe us? Head on over to our profile to check out our video testimonials! #carbonfiber #classicalmusic #cellogram #cellist #cellomaking #uniquecello #musictech #innovation #3dprinting #carbonfibermusic

The fairest comparison... We’ve compared our cellos to high-end cellos worth tens of thousands of dollars. And, we’ve found that the Forte3D Cello, priced below $3K, can stand up to that particular test, BUT... If we compare it to a wooden cello within the same price bracket, thanks to @thecellodoll , the results are even more impressive! Keep reading to understand why! ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ This is the world’s first 3D Printed Carbon Fiber cello, which means that even though you can acquire a wooden cello for the same price, the Forte3D cello provides an incredible, high quality sound, along with durability that wooden cellos just aren’t able to bring to the table. Why? Carbon Fiber stands up to the elements! 🍂❄️☀️🌧️ Wooden instruments tend to be very fragile for the following reason: 1. Wood is a natural, organic material that can be affected by changes in temperature and humidity. Too much dryness can cause the wood to crack or split over time. Carbon fiber is a synthetic material that is not impacted by environmental conditions in the same way. 2. The wooden cello body is made up of many thin pieces of wood (top, back, sides, etc.) that are glued together. The joints and seams between these pieces can become weak points over decades of use. Carbon fiber cellos have a seamless, molded body without joints. 3. Wood can get nicked, dented, or scratched more easily from impacts or mishandling. Carbon fiber is extremely durable and resistant to surface damage. 4. Wooden instruments need more regular maintenance like seam regulation and crack repairs as they age. Carbon fiber is practically maintenance-free. 5. Wood is susceptible to warping, distorting, or losing its resonant properties if exposed to extreme conditions over long periods. Carbon fiber maintains its stability and acoustic qualities. Interested in making a purchase? DM @forte3dcello for more info! #carbonfibercello #carbonfiber #3dprinting #musictech #cellomaking #classicalmusic #cellist #cellos

Is there another cello out there with an adjustable string height? What about a carbon fiber cello that actually sounds like a fine, wooden instrument? After years of trial and error, we’ve perfected our design. Most carbon fiber cellos are made using molds that are hard to replace and innovate, but by 3D printing our cellos, we’re able to keep on innovating our designs to make them better each iteration. We won’t stop until we’ve creating a cello that sounds like it’s worth $30,000 at the accessible price of $2,999. Our objective? To bring the world the first cello that doesn’t need to be upgraded as cellists advance in their studies. #3dprinting #musictech #innovativedesign #carbonfiber #cellomaking #cello #affordablemusic #newcello #cellolovers

THE ANSWER IS HERE! ⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎ First of all, we’re going to shamelessly self-promote and assume that you probably didn’t think that our carbon-fiber, 3D printed cello, was the cheapest. Why would you? It sounds amazing! So, if you’re in need of a cello or know someone that does send them this video! We love, love, love new customers! Cello 1️⃣: Primavera Cello worth $12,000 Cello 2️⃣: Montagnana Cello worth $22,000 Cello 3️⃣: Forte3D Cello worth $3,000 Purchasing a lower priced cello for the same quality and sound as an expensive one? That’s not just “cello math” that’s common sense! Featured Cellist: Cassia Harvey #3dprinting #musictech #carbonfiber #affordablecello #newcello #newproducts #carbonfibercello #instrumentmaking #guessinggame

The FIRST in the world... The Forte3D Cello is the FIRST 3D-printed, carbon-fiber cello in the world, and it sounds and plays like a traditional cello! Forte3D is making history by combining technology and tradition to make accessibly priced cellos with a sound quality and a resonance that would blow your mind. Head on over to Forte3D’s profile to learn more about them! #ravereview #productreview #cellomakers #cellomusic #carbonfiber #3dprinting #musictech

Disclaimer… We’re proud to say that NONE of these reviews were paid for! They are completely organic! Also, we hope the answer is “yes,” and that these reviews did, in fact, convince you of the Forte3D sound quality! The Forte3D Cello is the first 3D printed, carbon fiber cello in the world! It’s design is utterly masterful, which is why so many professionals agree that it’s a completely unique product. Learn more about us in our profile! #carbonfibervswood #carbonfibermusic #carbonfibercello #productreview #3dprinted #musictech #newcello #celloreview