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Innovative products for String instruments by Kevin Krentz. Seattle Cellist and Innovator Kevin Krentz partners with Robert Brewer Young, Luthier, of France.
Krentz has multiple inventions and innovations to his credit including carbon fiber bass bar inserts in K. Michael Krentz cellos, the Krentz Wolf Eliminator, and the Krentz Play-In Service technology. In 2008, as an award-winning cellist and specialist in the finest modern makers instruments, Krentz met his first Robert Brewer Young instrument with which he felt he finally had found a truly great
12/24/2021
Enjoy this music video of the great Pentatonix arrangement of Carol of The Bells. We had so much fun. Merry Christmas everyone!
Carol of the Bells as sung by Pentatonix, performed by Krentz Cello Studio High School cellists, Ava Rosenbaum, Kevin Lu, Ann-Marie Vo, and Eric Schindler, along with their teacher, Kevin Krentz, perform Carol of the Bells as sung b...
How to get the most from your Krentz Modulator! And announcing the biggest sale of the year, our Founder's Day Sale, celebrating my birthday. Spread the word and help others to become power users!
How does the Krentz Endpin deliver more power + speed on your cello? Kevin Krentz, Founder and Inventor, explains:
05/30/2020
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KEVIN! To commemorate this day we are have a sale: 25% off all modulators and 15% off endpins. It's a great day to celebrate so order now while supplies last!
05/25/2020
"This device is light years ahead of any solution I‘ve ever seen."
— Carter Brey, Principal Cellist, New York Philharmonic
Find out what Carter Brey and many others are talking about. The Krentz family of modulators (for cello, bass, violin, and viola) finally solves the problem of the "wolf" and can dramatically improve tone.
And they're going on sale May 30-June 1.
05/21/2020
One of my teachers, the great Gary Hardie, who I credit with inspiring me to play the cello and for making it possible for me to do so retired this year from Baylor University.
As a tribute, I made this with all these former students of his. It's an arrangement he wrote of a very exciting piece by Manuel De Falla. I had to learn all 10 parts and record them and then add all the other cellists. It was tons of fun and I'm learning more and more about this process. Stay tuned for more videos! Enjoy!
Ritual Fire Dance, Students of Gary Hardie Students of Gary Hardie, long time Professor of Cello at Baylor University, play his wonderful arrangement of Manuel De Falla's Ritual Fire Dance to celebrat...
05/18/2020
The tip of our endpin is made of the highest grade Tungsten Carbide, which can cut into concrete. It's non-digging and will last the life of your cello. It's going on sale on May 30-June 1 in honor of Founder's Day.
05/18/2020
Our biggest sale of the year is coming May 30-June 1. Mark your calendars!
05/11/2020
The bass is as important as the cello so we've made a Krentz modulator for it too. Why? Because the "wolf" lives in most stringed instruments and we aim to kill it.
05/11/2020
Crafted with the highest quality materials and assembled by hand, the Krentz Endpin is the industry's gold standard.
04/30/2020
My son Jesse and I recorded spent some time in a beautiful afternoon here in Seattle to record him playing the iconic, The Swan, by St.-Saens. I laid down a quartet of backing cellos. We're looking forward to making more! Enjoy!
Jesse Krentz, 11, The Swan (in Quarantine 2020) Jesse Krentz is an 11 year old 5th grade cellist from Seattle. He loves to play sports and FortNite. He's wanted to record the Swan for a while now and now h...
05/28/2019
Tell all your friends, neighbors, and rivals! Happy Birthday to Kevin!
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Seattle Cellist and Innovator Kevin Krentz has multiple inventions and innovations to his credit including carbon fiber bass bar inserts in K. Michael Krentz cellos, the Krentz Wolf Eliminator, and the Krentz Play-In Service technology.