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Stentor 1550 Conservatoire 4-String Spruce Front/Maple Back Violin, 4/4
  • Stentor 1550 Conservatoire 4/4 4-String Violin with Spruce Front and Maple Back

Stentor 1550 Conservatoire 4-String Spruce Front/Maple Back Violin, 4/4

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The Stentor 1550 Conservatoire 4/4 violin is a top pick for intermediate players and beyond. Teachers often recommend it as an excellent upgrade for students. This violin offers high - quality craftsmanship at an affordable price. Hand - crafted from carefully chosen tonewoods, it comes with a professional oblong case and a high - quality bow. The Conservatoire has a carved spruce front and carved flamed maple back and ribs, finished with Stentor's Shellax varnish for a sleek look. With ebony fittings and traditional inlaid purfling, it clearly shows superior quality. The included wood bow has natural white horsehair and a fully - mounted ebony frog. The deluxe oblong lightweight case is very convenient, with an integral cover, carrying strap, music pocket, hygrometer, and case blanket. Overall, it's a great choice for those seeking a professional - feature instrument at an accessible price, and intermediate players will love its quality and attention to detail.

Using this Stentor 1550 Conservatoire 4/4 violin is quite straightforward. First, take it out of the case carefully. Hold the violin under your chin with the scroll facing left if you're right - handed. Use the included bow to play by moving it across the strings gently. When not in use, put it back in the case to protect it. Remember to keep the case in a dry place as the hygrometer in the case can help you monitor the humidity. To maintain the violin, wipe it with a soft cloth regularly to keep it clean. Check the strings and tuning pegs from time to time to ensure they're in good condition. If you notice any issues, it's best to consult a professional violin technician.


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