Stentor Student I Violin Outfit 3/4 Size

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size violins are ideal for the smaller player or for children aged 9-12 years old. We supply a wide range of 3/4 violins by top manufacturers including Stentor and Primavera as well as our own Gear4music violins. Read more

Stentor Student II violin outfit · Stentor Music Company Ltd Stentor Student II violin outfit · Stentor Music Company Ltd

You should get an instant answer on whether your application has been successful, though in some rare cases Klarna or V12 may need to look at the application in more detail. Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty The Stentor II violin comes in a durable, lightweight case and a strong, great quality wood bow with ebony frog, natural white horsehair and traditional wedge fitting for hair. We have covered a couple of different violin sizes already so why don’t we go through the entire list of sizes so you have all the facts at your fingertips? 1/32 Violins As the violin grows in length, so does the bow. A 1/16 violin bow is 38cm in length while a 1/4 is 57.1cm. This goes all the way to 75cm with a full-size bow. The bow length, while important, is not as important to the student’s development as the size of the violin.

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I have been playing on my Stentor 2 for 1.5 years now. I must say it never ceases to amaze me. I have been told that the sound quality is unexpectedly good for a violin in this price range and it responds well to sound projection. A top choice for new beginners and schools, the Student Standard is listed at a great price whilst still offering a great sounding instrument. With hardwood pegs and fingerboard and a carved solid body, this violin produces a sound and timbre that you would expect of a more expensive instrument. All components have been built to a high standard, right down to the strings and the bridge. The integral tuners allow fine tuning, making the whole process of getting into tune a lot easier and faster. About Stentor If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered

Stentor Student Standard Violin Outfit, 3/4 - Gear4music

The hand carved Prima bodies feature solid ebony fingerboards and are made from selected tone woods. Ebony pegs, nuts and saddles, are fitted as standard, together with upgraded premium strings with E string protector.If you are looking for the best beginner's violin to give you an excellent start, Stentor II is definitely the right one to go for. The smallest commonly available violin is the 1/16. It measures just 36.8cm in length and would be suitable for musicians aged 3 and up. There is a smaller size, a 1/32 but these are not commonly available. Students as young as 1 or 2 years old could theoretically be playing with a 1/32 but this is very rare.

Stentor SR1550 Conservatoire 3/4 – Thomann UK

As long as the student can comfortably use the fourth finger, or can almost use the fourth finger, an oversized violin will be fine. At the rate most children grow it will only be a couple of months where the instrument will feel slightly too large. As a result, you have extended the useful life of the violin considerably. Bows Yes, it is! There is no rule that says a student must have x size violin at x age. As you will have learned by now, it is entirely down to the violinist, their age, size, arm length, size of their hands and stage of development. It’s a truly personal thing and something you will all have to get used to as the student grows. Once using a 4/4, the violin sizing debate issue changes so it isn’t forever! Similar to professional violins, the Student 2 features full ebony fittings, including the fingerboard, pegs, nut and saddle. Ebony is often used for violin fittings as it provides the perfect balance of comfort and tone. The Stentor Standard violin comes supplied in an attractive, durable, lightweight case and a good student bow with natural horsehair and ebony frog. It's ideal as a great value beginner's violin.As for the sound and the look, it sounds and looks like a violin. I wouldn't say it has any sense of character though. 'Plain' would probably be a good word to describe it. All violins are individually hand shaped and finished with fitted ebony fingerboards and tuning pegs. Alloy tailpiece with 4 integral adjusters ensures accurate tuning.