Götz pegs and endpins have been known among violin makers and musicians for decades for their craftsmanship and material selection.

Typical features:

• Selected woods – mostly finely seasoned ebony, boxwood, or rosewood, often with beautiful grain and stable structure.
• Precise workmanship – the pegs run smoothly, are dimensionally accurate, and can be easily adjusted, which facilitates fine tuning.
• Traditional craftsmanship – the turned parts are classically manufactured and are clear, elegant, and understated in their design.
• Embellishments – many models feature decorative rings, shield plates, or abalone inlays, which add extra value to the instrument.
• Durability – due to careful processing, the pegs maintain their function even with intensive use.