Would it be a good case for an advanced but not professional violinist
475377
Yes, it would be a good case for an advance violinist. My son only been playing for 3 years it is a good investment when considering how much violins cost and you want to protect the instrument
475378
Yes! It's a great case for the price. Professional or student, if you have a good violinthat you want to protect, this is the best case I've seen in a while.
1319265
The case does fit my daughter's standard bow. The case felt a little tight at first on the padding around the neck of the violin, but we pressed down the foam a bit and it fit fine. The case also also fits a shoulder rest.
1078609
Your answer is yes it is. Its design and depth is definitely for you. May I suggest purchasing finger ease . It will be probably more comfortable if you are persistent in your endeavor to learn
412120
Since a soprano is smaller you could use the case, you would just need to wrap some socks, or cloth of sometime to take up the extra room. It wouldn't be the best but it would work. Of course the concert fits nicely and you can't but a concert in a soprano case!!! By the way, it's a nice sturdy case and continues to hold up well.
2185786
My full sized violin fits very well. My violin actually is actually a 14 inch viola, and the case just barely accommodates the wider ribs. There is a strap for the neck to secure the instrument as well.The case comes with shoulder straps.
990046
If you haven't played the violin its very hard to play I would recommend that you rent one at a local music store before you buy one. But for the price of the stentor 2 it would be good to start with it sounds good.
1553424
If this is their first violin I would recommend it especially if your not sure they will stay with the lessons and continue playing. If they are accomplished and will continue playing I would purchase a higher quality instrument. This violin does have a good tone and is easy to string and tune. A small girl may need a 3/4. It is a good quality sounding piece for the price and a good starter instrument.
865539
I think this is a good starter violin. Everything you need is there. The violin has good sound quality, stays in tune and has decent resonance. It will take a good while and a lot of practice before you grow out of this violin.
1484915
Lou: Yes it is large enough. Plus on the support where the neck of the violin rests on the case there is the velcro loop that is designed just for the bridge. A cool feature that preserves space in the accessory box. It is the best case that I have had... really solid straps, metal pieces...fellow fiddlers have been impressed and have inquired about it. It a good one. Dr. Dan
1810829
I did not buy this from amazon. I do not believe amazon will give you a case. you might be able to deal with a musical dealer for a case.
238005
I wouldn't if you really care about your instrument. It is a step up from the cheaper cases but nowhere near those super reinforced molded flight cases which you would probably need. It would hold up if it were treated normally but when does that actually happen?!
603757
Everything depends on your budget. The 650 was pleasantly and surprisingly good for the price and with supplied strings. We will be switching to Dominants once the strings go, so we expect even better sound. Compared to our orchestra violin which was $2000, this is very close in sound quality. Again, if budget can stretch for this, I highly recommend it. Keep in mind, this will be first winter so don't know how the driness will affect it, but it did good over the summer.
1553426
I think most highschool orchestras would want something slightly more upscale. Unfortunately as with most musical instruments you get what you pay for. If the student has never played violin previously this would be an excellent choice, but if they are outgrowing their old violin then this would probably be considered pretty substandard.
1483185
this would be appropriate for any age, even an adult. it sounds great, is well tuned, and doesn't look juvenile at all in my opinion. also it is economical. i waited for it to be on sale for around twenty dollars, sometimes it is higher. i think you will not be disappointed at all, with the exception that it is a limited number of notes so you won't be able to play really complex pieces with a wide range of notes- but that is of course clear in the description.
617310
I really don't know. As the mother of a cellist, I can't imagine why you would need this if you weren't an advanced student.
13527
The sound is pretty typical of electronic violins. It is fine for practice. If used for performance, external amplification and tonal controls will be required and the quality of the sound will be dependent more on the quality of those devices than on this instrument. If he has a decent standard violin, he will be dissapointed in the dynamic range of this or any other electronic instrument.
1912904
I bought this for my adult daughter-in-law and she loves it. My granddaughter is 5 and it's a little big for her but she'll be using it in a couple of years. I'd say this violin would be good for anywhere from 10 years on up!