Cecilio 4/4 Full Size Violin - Hand-Carved Solid Spruce & Maple, Ebony Fingerboard, Deluxe Oblong Hard Case & Bow Included, Fiddle Set for Beginners Professionals
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Size: full-size
Color: Satin Antique
Features
- Crafted for Excellence: Hand-carved solid spruce top and maple back/sides ensure rich, resonant tones, perfect for classical training, fiddle music, or orchestral performances
- Luxurious Aesthetic: Features inlaid purfling (not painted) and a satin antique finish, combining elegance with durability for stage or studio use
- Professional-Grade Components: Ebony fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs paired with 4 nickel-plated fine tuners for precise adjustments during fast-paced fiddle sessions
- Complete Starter Kit: Includes a deluxe oblong hard case, Brazilwood bow with Mongolian horsehair, adjustable shoulder rest, bridge, and high-quality rosin
- Versatile for All Styles: Designed for both violinists and fiddle players, whether practicing folk tunes, jazz, or classical sonatas
Description
Cecilio"s CVN-EA violin is perfect for any beginner or student violinist. It features hand-carved solid spruce top, hand-carved maple back and sides finished with beautiful antique finishes with inlaid purfling. This violin is fitted with ebony fingerboard, pegs, chin rest, and tailpiece with 4 detachable nickel plated fine tuners. Violin accessories include a Brazil wood bow with unbleached genuine Mongolian horsehair, a deluxe lightweight form fitting oblong case, quality rosin cake, violin bridge and an adjustable shoulder rest with rubber feet. The deluxe oblong case features high quality velvet interior, padded neck restraint , hygrometer (to measure humidity), compartment for accessories, adjustable shoulder straps and a velvet blanket.
Brand: Cecilio
Size: full-size
Color: Satin Antique
Item dimensions L x W x H: 32 x 12 x 5 inches
Top Material Type: Spruce
Back Material Type: Maple
String Material Type: Steel Alloy
Finish Type: Painted
Instrument: Violin
Item Weight: 5 Pounds
Item Weight: 5 pounds
Product Dimensions: 32 x 12 x 5 inches
Item model number: 4/4CVN-EAS+SR
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 27, 2013
Back Material: Maple
Body Material: Maple
Color Name: Satin Antique
String Material: Steel Alloy
Top Material: Spruce
Number of Strings: 4
Material Type: Spruce, Maple
Size: full-size
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Let me start off this review by saying that I have a little more than 12 years experience playing the violin. Every other review on here that I've read seem to have been written by people with no experience with the violin or students just starting. I will put a disclaimer on this review in that I have never owned a good violin before, they have all been beginner violins or shoddy second hand violins (though I have experience with high quality violins), so, it is quite possible my perception of this violin is biased. My main concerns with this violin when purchasing it were the pegs, the tailpiece, the varnish, how it plays in third position, the bridge, and overall quality of workmanship in the violin itself. The pegs pictured seemed to be of very poor quality and almost worthless, I can say that my initial impression from the picture was quite wrong but I don't think it would be out of the question to upgrade them later on. They are not the best pegs I have ever seen or used but they are certainly passable. The tailpiece I would say more or less met my expectations (in that it is not the greatest but it does not seem to be an issue at all with the instrument). I intend on upgrading the tail piece soon but it is not dire. The varnish on the violin is pretty good, it exceeded my hopes for this instrument, but again, it is not quite to the level of other violins I have played on (but these were violins that cost thousands of dollars). The higher tones and third position play wonderfully on this violin and far far exceeded my expectations. The tone on the violin all around is wonderful. The bridge is not a problem in the least and the workmanship on it is well above standard for the price you'll pay. I was not too concerned about the bows because I had ordered a new one for it anyways but I have to say that the bows that came with it were much better than I had expected. Overall I would say that this violin could easily match the quality of the other violins in the suggested price (which I believe was about $1,200) and it is wonderful that it only costs $500. The unnecessary adjustments for the tailpiece and the pegs will still leave you with a fantastic violin that's worth much more than you'll pay for it. On a final note, I would like to say that I've only had this instrument for a day and if my opinion of it changes anytime soon I will update but at the moment I am very very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2011 by Guest
Size: full-size
Color: Satin Antique
I absolutely love this violin. This is my 3rd attempt at finding the right beginner violin. The moment I opened the case, I knew that it was going to be the one. It comes with the bridge already in place and the strings were pretty close to being in tune (and they were ACTUALLY tuneable). I had a big problem with other violin's tuning pegs not being usable. The case is amazing, the bow is actually good quality, and the violin itself is absolutely gorgeous. I have always like the darker tones. The only thing that I am not a huge fan of is the shoulder rest that came with it, but I already had another one, so it was no big deal. I would definitely recommend this violin for those that want an inexpensive beginner violin.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2015 by Carman A
Size: full-size
Color: Satin Antique
Great product but the Case lock broke already, haven't been able to get in contact with someone to get a replacement. Other than that, my daughter loves it, just want the case to be replaced.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by Orin John Houston Orin John Houston
I have been a pianist for many years and I always wanted to play the violin. I wanted something to start out with that wasn't to expensive but still good in quality. I came across this one and I decided to take a chance on it and I was a little bit disappointed to say the least. I received the violin and the color is actually a little bit lighter in person which I don't mind but still it's not the color in the advertised photo. The strings are what caught my eye the most as they are very low grade quality. I went to tune the strings and SNAP one broke, I barely touched the tuning knob and a string just snapped. I took the violin to my local music shop and he told me this violin is very cheaply made but said what he could do is put some high quality strings on the violin and it will sound as good as a high quality violin. The strings weren't cheap but I agreed to do so and I'm glad I did because the violin has a nice rich sound to it now. I'm going to get a new bow next because that is also of low grade quality. All in all this product is for beginners and you defiantly get what you pay for.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2017 by pianoguy87
I cant begin to describe how disappointing this product is. At the price and with the description of "professional level violin," you would expect significantly better workmanship. I bought this so I could have my own violin to learn on and wanted a nice one I would treasure for years. This violin actually has worse workmanship than my wife's student level Lisle model 106 despite being marketed as a 'professional' violin. The only thing this violin has going for it is the nice dark finish that looks very beautiful on the flame maple back. Unfortunately, beyond that one feature, the violin is very poorly made. You can see in the pictures how there appears to be overspray or bleeding paint from the fingerboard which has a very rough seam with the neck near the body and at the nut. This is odd because the fingerboard, which should just be ebony AS DESCRIBED, should not need to be painted. The reason- the fingerboard is just a cheap wood painted black. This is dishonest and misleading since, when I read "ebony," I assume (along with most experienced musicians) they are talking about the hard wood, not the color. Additionally, after 20 minutes of play, there appear to be scuff marks on the finger board. Once again, this is probably due to the soft painted finish on soft wood which feels a little tacky when scratched with a finger nail. The "fancy" tuning pegs (that are plastic, not ebony) are probably just used to distract from the poorly finished headbox. Inside, you can see very rough wood that was never even rough sanded. The back of the neck appears to have chip that was partially filled in with lacquer, the fine tuners come out way too far (yes, I'm sure a pro would get rid of them, but they look uglier than most I've seen). Lastly, the case received was not the one pictured and appears to be a cheaper type, lined in white. I'm asking for a refund and looking elsewhere for a violin.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2019 by Benjamin H. Mossberg Benjamin H. Mossberg