I play violin and piano and the best thing is that it is loud enough eo hear ...
923715
This is a quality made metronome.  I play violin and piano and the best thing is that it is loud enough eo hear over the instruments themselves. The black liquor finish is beautiful. Mechanical metronomes have always been my favorite. Reliable and works without batteries and will last for a long time
3574799
I'm very impressed with this instrument. The amount of goodies you get included is immense. The instrument quality is amazing for the price. It is no $2000 violin, but far exceeds my expectations for the price. I did get a new bow as the ones included were very bouncy (a little light?). I'm a new violinist and am glad I made this decision.
4663367
My daughter loves this violin. With the price, it exceeded my expectations twofold. Great tone (I am not a violinist but have a good feel of music). I play other instruments as well like the guitar and piano, so I can can tell with certainty that this violin is well built and plays (and sounds) superb.
29463
I bought this because I had a finger injury and couldn't play my piano.  This requires less force so I could still play it.
But it is a lot of fun in its own right.  For example:  you can make the right hand sound like a saxophone and the left hand
sound (sort of) like a string bass.  Then with two fingers you can sound pretty good.  The saxophone even has vibrato.
The thing has a lot of features I haven't used yet, especially involving connecting it to a computer.  The manual is
very thick and informative,  to use all those features I will have to read it carefully.  I did buy the extra $20 sustain pedal too.
The thing sounds good and no doubt would sound better connected to an amp and some decent speakers,  but it sounds
surprisingly good right out of the box.  And the price!  It's worth much more than I paid.
4337239
I just received these headphones today and I love the clarity and sound they deliver. It has been a while since I've heard my music so clearly and near perfectly. I'm surely going to go deaf as I spend the rest of my days with these on my ears. They fit well over the ears and cancel out background noise with only truly loud sounds getting through. Classical music sounds excellent in these headphones, with the only limitation in the sound coming from the recording itself, whether the digital piece I am listening to, or the original recording itself. Headphones like this one, the Momentum 2.0, do a great job of sounding out the flaws in the recordings you have, making you want to search for a clearer recording. It's a near perfect headphone.
2235432
After a lot of research I settled on this melodica, and I am delighted by what I received.  The carry bag is nice, the sound quality is good - it sounds like a real instrument and not a cheap toy. I decided on a higher quality instrument after hearing what the cheaper ones sounded like, as well as learning that you cannot tune them - even if the more budget models were tuned perfectly to start with (they aren't) everything will go out of tune eventually.  I feel like I got an instrument I can use for many years to come, and since it sounds lovely, I might actually practice it to the point where I gain competency!
2322139
I ran this through my PA system with a little reverb on it and it sounds awesome. It is a bit heavier than an acoustic violin but not bad. I don't like the sound of it through headphones as I think it sounds a bit dry due to the fact that you are eliminating any natural room acoustics that would occur if playing an instrument into free air. If I were to buy an amp to use this with I would get a small bass amp and run a reverb pedal in front of it or run it through reverb into headphones. A nice guitar amp would do the trick also but I prefer the nice meaty sound of a bass amp. Overall for the money it is awesome! The components are pretty cheap but they work.
3393322
I've had this little amplifier for a few weeks and I couldn't ask for a better practice amp. It's amazing how loud it gets in an otherwise quiet room, but it'll get drowned out pretty quickly when you add competing sounds. It's rugged and portable, and it's fun to play around with some of the effects. The fact that it runs on batteries is a huge plus.
4521439
My electric piano has long since failed me. That left my e-mu Proteus/Orchestral rather useless. Then Amazon sent me a little note about the Sonuus Midi G2M. I said why not? Now I play violins, violas, horns, wind instruments, drums and the electric piano via my guitar. With just a little bit of practice, I got that little bit of a slide in to a violin note down pat, not to say anything about the trombone slide. Piano? I've got one. Just hook the G2M into my guitar and play away. There are so many different things I can do with a guitar that I would not have been able to do with a midi piano, like a hot and sassy sax. A midi piano could NEVER play the sax like you can with the G2M and a guitar. I love it.
536042
I purchased this mute to allow me to practice violin in my dorm without disturbing those around me. It does a really great job. I have a mute that I've used in pieces before, but this makes the violin much quieter. Hopefully it fits my viola also.
3133878
I decided to learn to play music and bought this, and its awesome! It's only around 7 dollars and it sounds amazing! I can play all sorts of songs and it has a really cool pouch that I keep it in. I can't recommend this enough! It's awesome! Feels really well made. The only con I have is that one of the holes is off a bit which seems odd, I don't know if recorders are supposed to have that but it's a little weird, but besides that it's awesome and great for anyone to learn to play songs and annoy your neighbors!
4896445
I've owned mine for over a year now, and it brings me vast amounts of joy. The sound is good, it looks nice too. You can play this baby all day. I prefer it to the vast majority of other ukes I've played
470123
I love this mute for my violin! My sister and i are moving to an apartment. This will be perfect for us! She plays the viola, so we'll see if she likes hers when she opens it at christmas time!
4238568
I listen mostly to classical music and most headphones and speakers today are set for Justine Beeber (is that how you spell that?) music with very loud bass.  This tiny speaker is just what I needed.  It takes up almost no space, and I have it on my desk facing me.  I can hear the soft flute and oboe parts as well as the huge percussion interludes without distortion.  The battery is long lasting and it paired up with my Iphone and Mac with no problem.
4908346
I received this bow as a Christmas gift, and even though I've only had it a few days I can already tell that it's far better than the student bows I've been using. It makes both my bowing and the sound of my violin much more expressive and musical. I don't have the experience to say how this bow compares to more expensive ones, but it's certainly the best bow I've found anywhere near this price. Thanks Fiddlerman!
1672235
If David Sadaris can lean to speak French, I can now lear to play the Violin! If you have no clue of what I'm talking about, look up "Me Speak Pretty One Day"...
Twinkle twinkle little star day 1.  3 different scales, also on day 1. OK, I've played an instrument before.  But, that was the trombone over 20 years ago... I can read and hear the notes, and know when they are right/wrong. But, If you follow the color guide, you will know too.
I've had a burning desire to play the violin for years. I was definitely intimidated. The highly visible colors and specific placement were very key to giving me the confidence to give it a try, even in front of family members. I know that it's a crutch right now. But, so was looking at the the keys on the IBM Selectric typewriter. If you don't know what that is, ask your parents/grandparents.
The company's web site and customer service is GREAT!
3265773
Though I didn't buy from Amazon, I've had my violin for almost 9 years now. This violin has been my one and only violin throughout my school years, and now the years that I occasionally play at church. It's been through the thick and thin with me. I've traveled to Vegas and back with it and I've played it at different school performances and at church. I'd say it's sturdy. My uncle who was emigrating out of Southeastern Asia bought it(from China) for me for around 60-90dollars it's been so long I can't recall.

My concert mistress in high school would sometimes "steal"/switch violins(even though she had a much more expensive European made violin) with me because she liked the way mine sounded when she played it.

Though the bridge is a little bit higher than normal, the violin itself is a good value.

One thing that might stop or persuade you to buy this violin is the strings are not very high off of the fingerboard.

The sound from it compared to other violins might feel a little muted though.

I hope my review helped!