Scherl and Roth R102 Series 4/4 Size Violin Outfit

Scherl and Roth R102 Series 4/4 Size Violin Outfit 4/4 Size

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Scherl and Roth R102 Series 4/4 Size Violin Outfit (R102E4H)

Product Overview

Crafted for the student.

Solid spruce top
Maple back and sides
Ebony fingerboard and pegs
French Aubert bridge
Wittner tailpiece
Hand inlaid purfling
Lacquer varnish finish
Includes case, bow, and rosin

Product Details

Scherl and Roth R102 Series 4/4 Size Violin Outfit

The Scherl & Roth R102 violin is hand-crafted with a solid spruce top, and maple back and sides. It is fitted with and ebony fingerboard and pegs, a French Aubert bridge, and a genuine Wittner tailpiece. It is adorned with hand inlaid purfling and has a traditional lacquer varnish finish. The R102 violin possesses a forgiving nature and a ready response that encourages student progress. Comes strung with Prelude strings and includes a molded case, bow and rosin.

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[ 9 of 9 customers found this review helpful ]

Decent Starter Instrument

By A. Lopez from Waldorf, MD on 2/22/2011 12:16:56 AM

I must disclose that I have owned this violin for nearly five years now, and it has put up well with me even when it's handling was at times less than what would be desired when I travel. It's quality is sufficient in bringing out the proper tone and texture a violin should have, so I definitely recommend it for those beginning to learn the violin and play it in the long-term of their lives, for use up until a higher quality instrument can be afforded.. This will especially hold true for those learning in elementary school through high school. To be honest, the fingerboard and neck are not truly black wood, as in the past three years it has begun to show tinges of brown as normal wood should show. Also, be wary of the bridge at some point: it may need to be readjusted. And I do recommend buying a higher-grade Coda bow to replace the one provided when you buy it: it may not be as heavy or strong as some pieces and styles require. Still, this is an investment worth making on an instrument, if at least for several years.

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[ 5 of 5 customers found this review helpful ]

Great Starting Violin

By Joanne Burns from Springfield, KY on 10/10/2011 10:52:01 AM

My daughter used this use this violin for her first 4 years of playing, it served her well. Would recommend for starting or even experienced players on a budget.

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