Maple is used for the fingerboard, pegs, and chin rest. The tailpiece has four fine tuners built right into it.

Contains a small protective case, a bow made of Brazilwood with authentic Mongolian horsehair that hasn't been bleached, rosin, an adjustable shoulder rest, two bridges, and an extra set of strings.

Size 4/4 (Full Size) (Full Size) antique violin in satin

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Solid spruce top with hand-carved maple sides and back#

Even though I had seen the negative reviews, I had still decided to get it because the solid spruce top was only $66.99 with free shipping. received it unharmed in 4 days. I tightened the strings gradually and uniformly in small increments, paying specific attention to the E string, and none of them popped. There are no bridge concerns, and the sloped side faces the E string. I've coated my tuning pegs with rosin so they won't slide around. I left my strings a few days to stretch, which is why they sound and tune okay. Because I rosined the bow, the sound is not screechy or mute. Just read the owner's manual, people; it has all of this. Like me, many others who purchase this beginner's violin are also just starting out on the violin. However, before I became frustrated and gave it a negative rating, I read the handbook and did some internet research (the guy who 1 starred it because he had to go to the hardware store to get sandpaper to scuff the rosin block needs to grow up, all rosin has to be scuffed). When you consider how affordable it is, this is a fantastic offer. built stably. The sound post is situated correctly.looks fantastic, is shiny, a different shade, and is lighter than the instrument the woman playing in the Online Piano and Violin Tutor video is using ("natural"). Although it doesn't sound great, it is still quite decent. Although violins are generally difficult to play, this one wasn't too awful; after two practices, I could haltingly play "Carmen" and some Beethoven, but I still have no idea how the scales are organized (just "feeling it out" right now). Fine tuners are adequate but not fantastic. decent bow; no hairs protrude. Small but adequate rosin. For me, a shoulder rest works. bridge and more strings. great argument Not a violin for Paganini or Stephane Grappelli, nor for inexperienced musicians who grow impatient easily (although Gatemouth Brown could definitely rock it) (the latter should just avoid the violin altogether and get a harmonica). However, a really affordable beginner violin that is extremely beautiful. Purchase the 4/4 big size rather than a little Mendini.

Very playable and nice quality. Nice value as well!

Included are a Cecilio chromatic tuner, a lesson book, a portable protective case, two Brazilwood bows made with authentic Mongolian horsehair that hasn't been bleached, a high-quality rosin cake, an adjustable shoulder rest, and an extra bridge.

Note: Excludes additional set of strings.

Ebony tailpiece, pegs, and fingerboard with four detachable nickel-plated fine tuners.

Size 4/4 (full size) (full size) maple back, neck, and sides with inlaid purfling on a violin with a solid spruce wood top

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with D'Addario Prelude Strings strung#

Ebony fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs, lovely inlaid purfling, and an aluminium tailpiece with four integrated fine tuners.

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4/4 (Full Size) violin with hand-carved solid maple back and sides and spruce top.

Includes a quality rosin, an additional set of violin strings, two violin bridges, a lightweight, form-fitting protective bag with pockets, backpack straps, and shoulder straps. It also comes with two Brazil wood bow with unbleached real horsehair.

includes a lesson book and a cecilio chromatic tuner#

Since my time as a music major in college, I haven't touched a violin. String orchestras have always been my favorite (I was a percussionist by trade). I've wanted to play the cello for a very long time, but I don't enjoy how big and expensive the instrument is. As a result, I decided to take a strange course of action and buy a cheap but functional violin and string it with D'Addario Octave violin strings. The cello is tuned an octave lower than the violin, which results in a much quieter but still luscious cello tone.I believe that many people who experience frustration with these inexpensive student violins would benefit from following the setup instructions. It's crucial to condition and stretch the strings, adjust the bridge, rosin the bow, and other procedures.A few imperfections on the top of the violin had a slight impact on its playability. the rear? Amazing. quartersawn wood toned to books. incredibly lovely and powerful.Within an hour, I had a wonderfully playable instrument after changing the strings and rosining the bow. The tone quality and playability for a cheap student instrument quite shocked me.

Solid maple back and sides and 3/4 hand-carved solid spruce top

Alloy tailpiece with four integrated fine tuners, maple fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs.

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lovely silky antique finish

Includes a Brazil wood bow with unbleached genuine horsehair, an extra set of violin strings, two bridges, a high-quality rosin, an adjustable shoulder rest with soft foam padding and soft rubber feet, a copy of the Violin First Lesson, a clip-on tuner by Cecilio, and a slim, form-fitting hard case with pockets and shoulder straps.#

Amazing value for the price of this setup. This violin is just what I wanted for fun, so I bought it. Disclaimer: A violin at this price will be laughed at by practically all violin professors. The sole supporter of this who spoke positively was an instructor from YouTube who goes by the name "the online violin and piano teacher." Watch her videos. She has a wealth of useful information available. Since I have a lot of expertise working on instruments, I understood how to adjust the bridge and tune the violin using the pegs and the fine tuners. The violin needed some tweaking right out of the box.The fingerboard is painted in a very shabby style, which is the only drawback I can think of. I wouldn't have expected a gorgeous solid black ebony fingerboard for this money, but I could have done without the sloppily applied paint. With a sharp knife, I was able to remove the majority of the messy areas, but there remained a sizable dried paint blob between the two middle strings. However, none of this affects playability. Me being picky, that is.

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Stunning shiny black varnish appearance

Alloy tailpiece with four integrated fine tuners, maple fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs.

4/4 (Full Size) (Full Size) Solid maple back and sides and hand-carved solid spruce top

Includes a Brazil wood bow with unbleached genuine horsehair, an extra set of violin strings, two bridges, a high-quality rosin, an adjustable shoulder rest with soft foam padding and soft rubber feet, a copy of the Violin First Lesson, a clip-on tuner by Cecilio, and a slim, form-fitting hard case with pockets and shoulder straps.#

Amazing value for the price of this setup. This violin is just what I wanted for fun, so I bought it. Disclaimer: A violin at this price will be laughed at by practically all violin professors. The sole supporter of this who spoke positively was an instructor from YouTube who goes by the name "the online violin and piano teacher." Watch her videos. She has a wealth of useful information available. Since I have a lot of expertise working on instruments, I understood how to adjust the bridge and tune the violin using the pegs and the fine tuners. The violin needed some tweaking right out of the box.The fingerboard is painted in a very shabby style, which is the only drawback I can think of. I wouldn't have expected a gorgeous solid black ebony fingerboard for this money, but I could have done without the sloppily applied paint. With a sharp knife, I was able to remove the majority of the messy areas, but there remained a sizable dried paint blob between the two middle strings. However, none of this affects playability. Me being picky, that is.

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lovely silky antique finish

Includes a Brazil wood bow with unbleached genuine horsehair, an extra set of violin strings, two bridges, a high-quality rosin, an adjustable shoulder rest with soft foam padding and soft rubber feet, a copy of the Violin First Lesson, a clip-on tuner by Cecilio, and a slim, form-fitting hard case with pockets and shoulder straps.

4/4 (Full Size) (Full Size) Solid maple back and sides and hand-carved solid spruce top

Alloy tailpiece with four integrated fine tuners, maple fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs.#

Amazing value for the price of this setup. This violin is just what I wanted for fun, so I bought it. Disclaimer: A violin at this price will be laughed at by practically all violin professors. The sole supporter of this who spoke positively was an instructor from YouTube who goes by the name "the online violin and piano teacher." Watch her videos. She has a wealth of useful information available. Since I have a lot of expertise working on instruments, I understood how to adjust the bridge and tune the violin using the pegs and the fine tuners. The violin needed some tweaking right out of the box.The fingerboard is painted in a very shabby style, which is the only drawback I can think of. I wouldn't have expected a gorgeous solid black ebony fingerboard for this money, but I could have done without the sloppily applied paint. With a sharp knife, I was able to remove the majority of the messy areas, but there remained a sizable dried paint blob between the two middle strings. However, none of this affects playability. Me being picky, that is.