Where can I find high-quality guqin？

The external features of a guqin include the body, surface, shaft, and string axis. The body of a guqin is the main part, which can be divided into three types: long body, short body, and small body, with the long body being the mainstream. The visible part on the piano surface has seven string tracks and thirteen badges. The shaft refers to the axle used for the strings, and buyers need to check if it is in good condition and if there is excessive wear. The chord axis refers to the mechanical part used for tuning and also needs to be checked for completeness.
In terms of the current purchase rate of the guqin market, many guqin enthusiasts fall into two misconceptions when choosing guqin: one is the diaosi type, which is cheaper to buy, completely disregarding factors such as guqin quality, timbre, and pianist. They pursue the ability to play as long as possible, ultimately resulting in playing halfway due to poor timbre, hand feel, and other reasons, and cannot start and finish well. The second (tycoon type) is which one is more expensive to buy. Buyers of this type blindly focus on the most expensive qin made by Zhuo Qin, believing that the more expensive the qin, the better. Little do they know how much money they have spent in the process. The qin produced by Jiuyin Guqin Workshop has a wide range of sounds, deep timbre, and long lasting notes, which have the advantage of Eastern cultural characteristics! It also reveals a graceful, profound, and unpredictable mood, meaning, and artistic conception in the sense of music! Moreover, its cost-effectiveness is quite high, without the exaggeration after hype, but only the silence of thick accumulation and thin hair. Teacher Wang Peng, the Wuqin, is indeed good at playing the qin, but due to his fame after the Olympics, The price of the piano made by Professor Wang Peng naturally skyrocketed. In addition to the piano produced by the supervisor, it is necessary to purchase at least 40W of the piano made by Professor Wang Peng. In summary, the qin is not expensive, nor should it be greedy for cheap. The key lies in its high cost-effectiveness, as the saying goes, If a person does not speak, the qin speaks to itself.
The production time of guqin: The first step is to make the body of the qin for about a week, and after completion, it should be left for at least 3 months. The second step is to wrap the cloth and apply the gray tire, which will last for about 7 days and be left for 1-3 months, depending on the weather (it may take longer due to natural dryness). The third step is to apply large paint, polish it over and over again, around March to December. This is manual painting, not the type of spray gun. So it takes at least 8 months for a normal handmade guqin to come out, and of course, pianists work in batches, as they spend a lot of time waiting. But what the factory produces is different. The chemical paint dries quickly and is uniformly cut. It can be made in 10 and a half days, but this will definitely not make a good piano.