Maple Ebony

OO Violin help?

on a violin of new plans to buy because I have .. OO is rare and what is a good way ... Spruce? Maple? .. and ebony things so oO. Oh, and a good place to do violins (for example, in Europe or something made to ..) and yes

I purchased the Stentor Conservatoire of DJM Music, they were the cheapest for this standard violin. It is a beautiful violin, all ebony and a bow with ebony frog. Intervals, a violin. Spruce top, is considered the best. Back maple and the body is generally of high quality. But beware, eBay, just for a violin is made with suitable material, is not that it was well done, or is configured correctly. China has very high quality violins, but also have some of the very poor also. In order to know what was the best thing to do is ask a teacher. When we say all, but I'm very happy with my Stentor Conservatoire.

What is your violin made? (Be specific)?

my violin is spruce and maple of the Himalayas (7 years). Box has of it, except the Board fingers, as my finger is on board Indian ebony.the arc is imported Pernambuco wood with an ebony frog, silver wound, and the Mother of Pearl eyelet. Mane Hair Bow Manchuria (known for its excellent durability game.) Are also manufactured in China. Its price is $ 220.95. All that there means what is your violin made of what a violin is not clearly know what it is. Ok I'm very desperate? So ever gives me or told me what they like to play with some details I will vote as best answer. (first come, first served) Free Hi 10 points for the players of the orchestra.

Highly flamed back fir cedar. Ebony fingerboard and pegs, Redwood chin. Arco, because of Pernambuco, wound with silver, silver point, the ebony frog inlaid with money. pearl actually reduces the quality of a bow echo. It does not vibrate much. My violin is a 1874 Ernst Wilhiem, Germany. Worth U.S. $ 23,000. Bow is Heinel, German 1983, USA worth $ 3400. You must understand that the type of wood used on a violin is not the only factor. Sure some woods are better, but age is very important (Wood are better if well maintained), and tree age at harvest. Besides the proximity of grain in the wood, which is often determined by the climate in which the wood was. Finally, moisture during construction is a big problem to do with the quality and the sound of the instrument and the author's ability and nail varnish ... survival is incredibly important. number of layers, the compositions of its author, the combination of sand layers vs ... etc. So many factors. However, Most of the violins made in China are now machine-made trash. Even the handmade that are built for mass consumption. Your best bet if you buy a new means to German, French, Canadian or American. There are some senior officials of quality tools that are only a few years of implementation and the creation of the game before ready to play an orchestra. Oh, yes ... development of the instrument, and length of time it was played just put in place are also important. Any quesiton, please ask me.