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Cb01 Boston Conducting Baton Code: CB01

Boston CB-01 Baton for Conducting

The Boston CB-01 baton is designed for music teachers, students, choir directors, and orchestra conductors. Its balanced construction provides clear visual motion and...

Boston CB-01 Baton for Conducting

The Boston CB-01 baton is designed for music teachers, students, choir directors, and orchestra conductors. Its balanced construction provides clear visual motion and comfortable control during rehearsals, lessons, and performances.

  • Body Material: Fibers
  • Handle Material: Wood
  • Handle Length: 6 cm
  • Body Length: 36 cm
  • ...
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Description

Boston CB-01 Baton for Conducting

The Boston CB-01 baton is designed for music teachers, students, choir directors, and orchestra conductors. Its balanced construction provides clear visual motion and comfortable control during rehearsals, lessons, and performances.

  • Body Material: Fibers
  • Handle Material: Wood
  • Handle Length: 6 cm
  • Body Length: 36 cm
  • Application: Orchestra, choir, ensemble, lessons, and rehearsals

A practical conducting baton that offers lightweight handling, precise control, and a comfortable wooden grip for everyday musical guidance.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
CB01

Product Details

Type
Maestro
Additional Specifications
-

Body Specifications

Drumstick Type
-

Drumstick Type

The numbers indicate the diameter and are inversely proportional to it: No. 8 is thinner and No. 2 is thicker than all. Although the sizes of the letters differ from one manufacturer to another, there is a traditionally internationally accepted classification of drumsticks into the categories:

2.

A (orchestra-all purpose): the light category for any use
B (band): medium category
S (street): heavier and larger drumsticks
D (dance): Same as A but slightly larger.
Baguette material
-
Colour
-

Body Dimensions

Length
-
Diameter
-

Tip Specifications

Point Material
-
Point Shape
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

Boston CB-01 Baton for Conducting

The Boston CB-01 baton is designed for music teachers, students, choir directors, and orchestra conductors. Its balanced construction provides clear visual motion and comfortable control during rehearsals, lessons, and performances.

  • Body Material: Fibers
  • Handle Material: Wood
  • Handle Length: 6 cm
  • Body Length: 36 cm
  • Application: Orchestra, choir, ensemble, lessons, and rehearsals

A practical conducting baton that offers lightweight handling, precise control, and a comfortable wooden grip for everyday musical guidance.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
CB01

Product Details

Type
Maestro
Additional Specifications
-

Body Specifications

Drumstick Type
-

Drumstick Type

The numbers indicate the diameter and are inversely proportional to it: No. 8 is thinner and No. 2 is thicker than all. Although the sizes of the letters differ from one manufacturer to another, there is a traditionally internationally accepted classification of drumsticks into the categories:

2.

A (orchestra-all purpose): the light category for any use
B (band): medium category
S (street): heavier and larger drumsticks
D (dance): Same as A but slightly larger.
Baguette material
-
Colour
-

Body Dimensions

Length
-
Diameter
-

Tip Specifications

Point Material
-
Point Shape
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.