Features:

  • 4/4 full size,New and high quality,Rosin is a free gift for children,The head, back and sides of violin are made from basswood
  • The bow is made from arbor and white horse tail,the fingerboard, tailpiece, pegs, and chin rest are made from plastic,suitable for kids and beginners
  • Violin Dimensions: (23.43 x 8.27 x 2.76)" / (59.5 x 21 x 7)cm (L x W x H)
  • This set includes violin, case, bow and rosin,The inside of case is very soft to protect the violin
  • Sweet Reminder: If you are looking for a professional level violin, this one may not be the best choice. But if your purpose is something with inexpensive cost but can complete most basic functions of violin to draw kids or beginners attention, develop interest, form habits and practise before their needs are confirmed for an expert, This is it!
Impressed

I was shocked on the quality. It was alot nicer than I thought it would be.

It Works! Even better with a few adjustments.

Okay! Good buy for $36.00. So here goes. Bought to strap to my backpack as we hike the Camino De Santiago in Spain. It's very light. Might donate it to a school before I leave Europe. I traced a line on the bridge to the shape and height I like and shaved it down. Then made grooves in the bridge for the strings with a set of "cutting torch tip cleaners" (small round files). Also filed new grooves in the nut to spread the strings a little wider to make it easier for me to play. The nut isn't too pretty with extra grooves but it adds character. Next I sanded the feet of the bridge to make them follow the contour of the top of the fiddle. You can buy sandpaper (maybe 120 grit) with an adhesive backing at the Ace Hardware (used on circular sanders). Cut a piece and stick it where the bridge will sit (between the inside notches of the "f" holes); hold the side of the bridge against a small square object; and sand the feet down until they match the top of the fiddle. Also put a little blackboard chalk on one of the tuning pegs to stop it from slipping. It has plenty of volume so you can hear yourself while playing in a jam session. Some harmonic overtone going on with C# while tuning the A string. I don't notice it when I'm playing. Maybe a little Calico thing going on. I like it fine. The top is a plywood and the black paint is a high gloss so maybe the slightly thick bridge keeps it from slipping out from under the strings (a scary sound). It's a good fiddle to practice your basic "luthier" skills (lol) and sound okay. Nobody noticed when I played it for a couple tunes at our local Saturday Farmers Market open jam. Cheers! PS: It survived the trip. I donated it to a local High School Americana Music Group. The music teacher was very pleased.

Great for beginners

This was perfict for the price works great for learning to play.

Quality and a Low Price

I was looking for a inexpensive Violin to start teaching my daughter. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality for such a low price.

Great service

The violin came quick, I had a little issue that was mainly due to my lack of knowledge. I contacted the seller and with quick response I was able to get it to work. I like how the seller responed quickly and each time I emailed them. Great product my granddaughter loves it. Thanks

Well worth the price

For the price - this is just fine. Granted you're not going to play in an orchestra with it but it was more than enough to help me to decide that I did want to learn to play violin. The case is quite good - the case alone is worth the price. The weakest piece is the bow and even that is adequate. I will use it to practice and I know this summer I will play outside so I will continue to use it. I did apply a little chalk to the pegs so they didn't slip but that took 2 seconds and it now stays in tune.

Great value

Great instrument especially for the price. If your tuning pegs are loose, unwind a little and hold the string off to the side while tightening. Great sound now I just gotta learn how to play

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