Student Full Size Violin, Pink, by Gear4music

Product Information

This product comes with rope, core strings as standard. They deliver a crisp, clear tone and make for easier playability, which is another plus for a beginner. Its shape is an adequate one for a violin, the only special details about this instrument is its dark shade of pink. If you are a beginner and just started taking violin classes, you will be thrilled to know that the price tag of this instrument is more than affordable. The colourful range of Harlequin violins are made in the Stentor factory. Carved from solid tonewoods, they offer quality and style. The bow is reliable and easy to use. It's crafted from hardwood - a favourite for bow construction because of its density and durability. Designed to withstand the stresses of a student developing proper technique, the traditional horsehair on the bow is ideal for many beginners. As an adult you will want a violin that you can use at least for a few years before you upgrade to a more expensive instrument and you want one that really feels like a real instrument and not a toy.

Another good thing is the tuner included, which is a very good thing to have as a beginner. A bow, a rosin and a case are included too, so the only extra thing you have to buy is a shoulder rest. Well, you don’t have to have a shoulder rest, but it does make your playing more enjoyable and comfortable. Let’s take a look at ten violins we think you should consider in your hunt for the perfect instrument. These features all combine to create a rich-sounding product that offers enough projection to fill a small auditorium. Therefore, it’s ideal for a budding violinist’s first recitals. If the strings aren’t high quality we recommend that you change them into better ones, because the strings really make a difference, however they can never compensate for a really bad violin. You can’t put on new strings and expect a new instrument. Bows Whether the sound of an instrument is any good is something that only you can give an answer to, since everybody have different opinions. You’ll find in your search for the perfect violin that all instruments are different, even if they all sound like violins, they are always individuals since they are made from quality wood, a living material that moves around, shifts with the humidity in the air, has been affected by the elements while growing and so on.

Features & Specifications

This is the violin for a musician that doesn’t plan on using the violin very much but still wants to own one, or perhaps even just use it as an ornament at home, hanging on the wall or on a shelf. To be honest, it’s not a particularly good instrument, but it might be enough depending on what you are going to use it for.

This model is 3/4 size, so it’s suitable for both kids and adults. It’s great for kids because it’s high-quality made, but it’s not too expensive so that’s a great combination for buying a kid the first instrument. It’s cheap and you’ll get a bow and a lightweight case with it. The first violin a kid needs is not necessarily an amazing one. All of the violins on our list are cheap. We now, it might seem like a lot of money, but when compared to better violins for more advanced player these are very cheap. Also, you don’t want to buy a too cheap violin, since doing that will only result in you realizing your mistake and having to buy a new, more expensive violin. Getting a proper violin from the beginning will actually save you money this way. Violins for Beginning Adults The fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs are all made out of maple, for increased comfort and elegance. The tailpiece is the only one made out of alloy so that the tuners can be adjusted finely and with minimum effort. Did you know? That a violin’s sound may change with time and will become more beautiful the more you play it?A lightweight hard case, a bow, a rosin, a shoulder rest, two violin bridges and an extra set of strings are included and the violin has a 1-year warranty against manufacturer’s defects in case something should be wrong with it. It should be noted that if you want to become a brilliant violinist and practice an hour every day it might not be enough, but if you know that your violin won’t be played that much and you’re really just looking for a fancy toy then it’s perfectly fine. Not everything in life has to be super serious and remarkable, right? In fact, it will help you decide in taking violin classes if you postponed pursuing this interest so far, worrying that buying a violin request a rather generous budget. This is not always true and this instrument is clear proof that violins, especially those made for beginners, are accessible.

The included bow is made from high-quality Brazilwood and horsehair fiber. That’s great because your kid can play a real instrument that will possibly create even more interest and this model will be suitable for future violin playing lessons. If you have a violin teacher, don’t hesitate to ask him or her for help, he or she might even have violins in different sizes that you can try. What Are Some Cheap Violins for Beginners? Electric models are made from solid metal or wood with metal varnish, while acoustic models are mostly made from spruce or maple. The quality of both pink and purple violins depends on the tonewood age and drying method. The better the wood, the more clear and resonant sound. Bow And StringsThis beginner kit has all the chances to answer to your requirements. The price tag is more than accessible and the violin has an elegant appearance, being suitable for students. Until you acquire proper playing skills and move on to a more sophisticated instrument, this particular violin will serve you well. The basswood body will give the violin a melodic sound. There are a lot of things to keep in mind, both when selecting and taking care of your quality instrument, and we have gathered all the information you need as a beginner. Besides the violin, which is made out of real wood, the set will also contain an adequate case and bow. The bow is made out of Brazilwood and the case is nicely padded on the inside, providing all the space the violin needs to fit in snugly.

Also, the bow made out of sandalwood and natural horsehair will help you play your instrument like you’re supposed to. There’s no need to buy a case either, as you will get it together with this violin. There is one less worry off your list, plus you will know that the case will fit your instrument for sure. The Rainbow Fantasia Series of violins are a great way for younger students to learn violin with original colours including pink, purple and blue sparkle finishes. The violin is also built to a high set of specifications too, featuring a maple and spruce body that has a full and resonant sound. Featuring ebonised hardwood pegs, fingerboard and an ebony chinrest, this violin has a hardwearing set of fittings, making it a long lasting and durable instrument. Everything you need Expert tip: When changing your strings, change them one at a time, since the bridge isn’t attached to the violin but just pressed into place by the strings. Be very careful about leaving your violin in the car during winter and summer when the temperature inside the car will be below or over room temperature. If you wouldn’t leave a child or a dog in the car, don’t leave the violin either! The chinrest, pegs, tailpiece, and fingerboard are all made from standard dark ebony wood. The tailpiece holds 4 fine-tuners. Tuners and pegs are used for tuning strings, however, you can help yourself with the CrescentTM digital tuner you’ll get with the violin.

Included Accessories

Overall, it is playability that makes this violin so highly recommended. It is built for beginners, but it isn’t a cheap, low-quality instrument either, so it can be used when your skills improve too. The Raspberry Pink Harlequin Violin comes as a complete outfit. To complement the colourful violin, a durable case is included and also a P&H bow.