
The ARQ Line represents the leap into human invention — the transition from observing nature to building the future. It is a visual departure that embraces mechanical precision and structural geometry. Its architectural aesthetic fuses noble woods with metal components in a deconstructed vision inspired by retro-futuristic progress, where beauty lies in the purity of engineering applied to the instrument.
Luma and Forza are the two faces of this universe: the light of the idea and the power of execution.
Sound Demo — ARQ Line
Sound test of the new Strikell pickup system used in the ARQ line of Strikell violins. This test was conducted using only the Prevamp preamp with a flat EQ setting. No reverb, delay, or impulse response effects were used.
ARQ Violin — 4 Strings
ARQ Violin — 5 Strings
ARQ Line
LUMA Violin
It embodies the concept of technical clarity. The design integrates light-toned woods that contrast with precise metal finishes, standing out for its visual cleanliness. Its silhouette is lightweight and minimalist, reminding us that beauty lies in the structure itself.
Violin features
- Neck-through body: Lenga, Cancharana, and Cedar - Fingerboard: Guayubira - Nut and pegs: Ebony - Chinrest: Ebony - Bridge with integrated piezoelectric pickup system - High-strength polished carbon steel parts - Tailpiece: Wittner or similar - Approx. weight: 550–650 gr. (19–23 oz)








ARQ Line
FORZA Violin
It features a profound contrast architecture, where the solidity of selected woods intertwines with the rigidity of the metal frame. The design manifests through dramatic lines and imposing geometry that emphasize the strength of the material, highlighting the firmness of its central axis and the structural deconstruction of its silhouette.
Violin features
- Neck-through body: Lenga, Cancharana, and Cedar - Fingerboard: Guayubira - Nut and pegs: Ebony - Chinrest: Ebony - Bridge with integrated piezoelectric pickup system - High-strength polished carbon steel parts - Tailpiece: Wittner or similar. - Approx. weight: 550–650 gr. (19–23 oz)
