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Aliyes Distinctive Artistic Violin Set Designed for Beginners/Students/adults with Hard Case,Bow,Extra Strings (4/4/Full-size)

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Color: SIZE 4/4


Features

  • The most important thing for beginners to learn violin well is confidence. A unique violin can give them a hint they are unique and they are the best like the violin.amazing violin for inspire a budding student
  • Not a simple coloring but a technological breakthrough:With patented coloring technology of locating and docking the networks of pigment and wood, makes traditional violins not only more beautiful and individualized, and perfectly guarantees the tone quality of the violins
  • Adjusting the weight of each part of the violin makes it easier for beginners to hold the violin in a correct posture
  • Hand carved solid spruce top, ebony fingerboard, pegs and chin rest, alloy tailpiece with 4 integrated fine tuners,Professional technicians one-on-one carefully carved horse,Make the vibration of the performance more complete and perfect.

Brand: ALIYES


Size: Full size


Color: SIZE 4/4


Item dimensions L x W x H: 24 x 10 x 4 inches


Top Material Type: Spruce


Back Material Type: Maple


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Finish Type: Painted


Instrument: Violin


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Brand Name: ALIYES


Instrument: Violin


Set Name: Aliyes Beginner Violin Set with Case


Manufacturer: ALIYES


Unit Count: 1 Count


Included Components: With Case


Operation Mode: Manual


Number of Strings: 4


Instrument Size: Full size


Item Dimensions: 24 x 10 x 4 inches


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Top Material Type: Spruce


Back Material Type: Maple


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Body Material Type: Spruce


Color: SIZE 4/4


Finish Type: Painted


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  • Great Beginner Violin!
Color: SIZE 4/4
For the price, this violin is fantastic! The sound is pure and clean, and the craftsmanship is nice! Set-up for this violin was pretty easy. I did have my violinist friend come over to help me set it up correctly. The strings and the bridge were already on. All we had to do was tighten the strings with the wooden pegs… very slowly and carefully… as careful as he was to bring the E string to pitch, the E string broke… no matter, though. It comes with a set of replacement strings. It could be that the original E string was weak, for some reason. The replacement worked fine. One thing to remember: as the pitch comes close to the G, D, A and E of the strings, it is necessary to use the Fine Tuning Keys to bring it to full pitch. Using the wooden pegs is good for bigger adjustments, like from an E to near G. When it gets to A or a little above A, switch to the fine tuning key to bring the string up to its natural pitch of G. There are little notches on the bridge for each of the strings, and the bridge is slightly curved, as it should be. The action is good on the fingerboard, because the notches at the neck are well-etched in for the strings. This violin holds its tuning pretty well. I used it for a few days and it was still in tune. Just today, I noticed that the E string had slipped down a semi-tone, to D#. The fine tuning key worked well to bring it back to E. The bow that came with it is pretty good, but I felt that it was a bit heavy, so I invested in a better bow with an ebony frog, which weights it down at the gripping end, and that helped. Remember to always loosen the horse hairs every time you finish playing or you could damage the bow. The rosin that came with it is a cheaper type, and I opted to buy a better quality rosin. I also bought a good shoulder rest. This violin does not come with a shoulder rest. I bought a clip-on tuner that can stay on the violin even as I play it. This shows exactly what note I am playing and helps me to locate the note on the string, and memorize the positions on the fingerboard. The mute (the black rubber bridge) that came with it, looks like it would work OK, but I haven’t tried it. The case is really nice: it fits the violin very well, and there is room for two bows. You can see the bow that came with the violin on the top, and the one that I purchased separately is on the bottom. All the other essentials fit into the little box under the tuning pegs. There’s even a little pocket in the front of the bag where you can place a small music book. The case itself is really sturdy, made with wood and fabric. I cover the violin strings with a soft cloth before I put it into the case. My violinist friend said that overall, he was really impressed and rather surprised at the quality of this beginner violin, especially considering the price. I am thrilled with it, and every day, I am learning a little bit more about how to hold it, how to bow the strings individually, where all the notes are, etc. if you are looking for an excellent beginner violin, this one is perfect! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2023 by Linda

  • Wonderful value for the price
Color: SIZE 4/4
I am writing this review because I think some of the other reviews in this space are unfair --- not intentionally, but they seem to be written by people who don't have much fiddle experience. Of course there are better fiddles than anything you can get for this price. I even own one. I'm an intermediate level student who began playing in my 50s and I used to work part-time in a violin store that sold some very fine instruments. I usually play on a nameless fiddle that my repair guy tells me is over 100 years old. It's in the repair shop right now with a broken bridge. I bought this to have something to practice on until it comes home. It was cheaper than renting one every time my sensitive antique needs repair -- which is usually at least once a year. Frankly, I chose this one because it caught my eye ---- it's pretty. This fiddle has the traditional wooden pressure pegs that most classical player prefer. They aren't like geared guitar tuners. There's a bit of an art to learning to use them. Also, this is a new instrument and it is always the case that a new instrument, or even an instrument with new strings, will require more frequent tuning as the parts adjust to the pressures of bringing the strings up to pitch. This is a classically crafted instrument without the steel rods or heavy materials some guitar players are used to. Violins are more delicate and have a longer "breaking in period". Sometimes, in the beginning they won't come up to tune or even stay in tune for a few minutes. This is normal. My new violin was correctly shipped with the strings somewhat loosened to avoid damage from bumps or extremes of temperature during transit. I've had mine for about 10 days now and have been tuning it and playing on it a little most days. It's following the curve I would expect for "settling in" and is starting to become quite lovely. It's already staying in tune well and expect it to continue to develop an even more beautiful tone as weeks and months pass. One very happy surprise was the bow. It's not as elegant looking as some other bows I have, but I decided to try it any way and it's quickly become my favorite. I like it better than the composite wood and fiber bow that I paid $300 for. Again, it will take a bit of applying rosin and "playing it in" before you can see what your new bow is really going to be. Any teacher can help you with this issues and guide you through the process. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2023 by Skia Laurence

  • Nice kit for price, however it doesn't hold tune well
Color: SIZE 4/4
Very pretty design, works good for student or beginners, cheap, complete kit. Only complaint is that it is difficult to get it to stay in tune. The pegs are poor quality and it has to be totally retuned every time it's used. Definitely invest in a electronic tuner and extra strings for this if you buy it, because you're gonna need them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by Heather Casey

  • Excelente relación calidad/precio
Color: SIZE 4/4
Excelente instrumento para empezar a tocar principiantes. Recomendado!
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Andreas Altamirano

  • NOT GOOD!
Color: SIZE 4/4
Beware! This is a VSO (violin shaped object) and should not be used as a beginner. The varnish is heavily gooped on, the fingerboard is not even or hollow like it should be, it’s painted black, tailpiece is off center, the bow is unplayable, the rosin came in pieces, string height is way too high. Save up an extra $200 and get a Tower Strings violin. This thing is basically a $100 toy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Antuanella F. Gamarra

  • Great purchase!
Color: SIZE 4/4
This is a great buy! Didn’t expect much for the price, but luckily for me, this violin has great tone! My instructor was shocked. It doesn’t sound like a beginner violin, and I get lots of compliments on the design. Not the absolute worst bow, either. I’ve had it a year, and am looking into purchasing a new bow. Pretty happy and amazed with this purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024 by Darcy

  • Needs some upgrades
Bought it for my daughter who outgrew her 1/4 size violin. It’s pretty with the butterflies. The music teacher had a hard time tuning it and sent us to the shop. The tailpiece and fretboard were misaligned, they suggested a new tailpiece and better strings. The original strings have too much flex and don’t like staying in tune. $45 later and it will now take tuning, time will tell, but the kiddo will probably outgrow it in less than a year. It was a cheap violin and the upgrades will make it playable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2023 by Rod

  • Great for beginners
Color: SIZE 4/4
I’ve wanted to learn violin all my life. I ordered this one because it was affordable and I wasn’t sure how well I would fare as an adult learner. After reading reviews, I ordered some peg dope and replacement pegs with but haven’t needed to use them. The violin came with everything I needed and instructions on how to turn the tuning pegs. It took me about 10 minutes to tune and after watching some YouTube videos rosin the bow. The first A note was an absolutely beautiful sound. I’m just learning so there’s some screeching and squeaking but I know that’s me and I have been able to get some gorgeous rich tones out of it. I’m very pleased with this purchase to see if I might someday want to invest in a quality instrument. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022 by Getting Fit

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