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- Strings Magazine reviews SV-600 as "improved feel and tone" See Video and Product Details PDF file below for the complete review
- The appropriate violin having best tone quality and looks for the advanced student
- Highly flamed maple with a rich, hand applied orange varnish finish, hand carved solid spruce and solid maple body
- Set-up to MENC Standards at our Cremona workshop in California with Thomastik Dominant strings and French-made Aubert bridge
- Low profile, lightweight and well designed Stradivarius-style chinrest, deluxe Brazilwood bow and oblong case.Chin Rest: Guarneri-style
- Quality Swiss-style ebony fittings and select ebony fingerboard
- To learn more about the fantastic features of this product, see Product Description below
Description
The Cremona SV-600 violin is handcrafted by skilled luthiers with long years of experience. The finest close grained solid spruce and flamed solid maple are carefully shaped and hand carved and graduated for the finest tone. The neatly inlaid wood purfling beautifies and protects the edges while the hand- carved maple scroll perfectly follows the old Italian masterpiece that inspired this violin. The tone is rich, sympathetic and even across all four strings, with marvelous carrying power. The fingerboard and trimmings are finest ebony and the varnish is a rich transparent shade of light orange. Completing this fine outfit is a strong, well balanced J. LaSalle LB-17 Premium Brazilwood Deluxe Student Violin Bow and an oblong lightweight rigid foam case, plush lined with matching blanket. Genuine Thomastik Dominant strings-the first choice of professionals everywhere, are fitted to this superb instrument.
Brand: Cremona
Size: 4/4 Size
Color: Orange,Transparent
Item dimensions L x W x H: 24 x 8.25 x 4.38 inches
Top Material Type: Spruce
Back Material Type: Maple
String Material Type: Alloy Steel
Finish Type: Varnish
Instrument: Violin
Item Weight: 1.15 Pounds
Item Weight: 1.15 pounds
Product Dimensions: 24 x 8.25 x 4.38 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SV-600
Date First Available: October 17, 2013
Back Material: Maple
Color Name: Orange,Transparent
String Material: Alloy Steel
Top Material: Spruce
Number of Strings: 4
Size: 4/4 Size
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Not sure if a knock off product or what, but the case you get is not the one in the picture (its green inside instead of blue)
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024 by Reviewer
This review is for both models, 500 and 600 as they both are remarkable. The 600 is more expensive and has a bit more sophisticated finish but they both are fabulous and both are of super high value, way more expensive in reality then posted here. When I saw this piece on Amazon I though this was kind of "meh" instrument. One of the many out there that is so hard to tell apart from the pictures. This instrument STANDS OUT high and above tons of other instruments. I have quite an experience in buying violins by now, as a parent who had to go through the process few times as the kids were growing and we needed new instruments. I know very well what the MANY music stores in my area carry and I know all there is to know about the price range. This violin at my local store would cost $2500. Because of the sound quality, because of the precision and the process and because of the wood. This is SOLID wood violin, it is beautifully crafted top bottom and inside out. If you know how complicated and tedious the violin making process is, you know how many things has to go right to end up with a beautiful instrument. If you don't... I highly recommend you to watch wonderful movie "Red Violin" that will make you cry but also will make you appreciate violins even more then you ever did. This wonderful movie shows the process of making one and then the many owners it changed through the ages. This violin feels very expensive, looks very expensive and sounds very expensive. There clearly was a lot of care put in the process of making it. It is not one of those run down the mill instruments but there is at least some of the process clearly involving hand making and the instrument has individual character unique look and feel because of the choice of the wood pieces that unlike the dry and soulless machine made violins that are made of some cheap engineered wood that feel and look like cheap plastic with some wood veneer.. this violin sets them far far far far back.. This is a violin that is good enough for a professional musician. The violin comes with a beautiful case lined with high quality velour fabric that looks like traditional fabric of the past so it perfectly fits the character of the expensive instrument. The sound is divine! I don't play violin but my kids are pro, not only they attest to the quality of instrument and the great sound you can achieve but also their teachers were mesmerized and shocked at the price sticker that was so low comparing to the quality of this instrument. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT, TRY IT AND GET IT EVALUATED LOCALLY, YOU WILL SEE THAT THIS INSTRUMENT IS PRICED WELL BELOW THE ACTUAL VALUE.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2021 by Claire B.
Came destroyed. For the money it doesn’t even look quality made. Returned it immediately. If you look at the pics the neck was strapped down so I have no clue how the finger board would have came out.there was no bridge and the bow wasn’t inside either I feel violin was packaged that way or it was used an resold. I’m super disappointed and didn’t even ask for a replacement. Beside that that wood finish was beautiful looking and the case was sufficient
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2018 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
I thought was a better violin but I prefer the sv 500
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2017 by Hernan Huerta
In all honest truth, I was expecting this violin to be a grave disappointment, such as the Carpini G2 I purchased from Kennedy violins with a crack emerging from the spruce top and a chip on the scroll. Instead, I received a violin nearly flawless in construction. I say, nearly, because the pegs were poorly fitted. I alleviated this problem with Lava soap to keep them from slipping. In addition I used a #2 pencil to graphite each groove on the nut and corresponding bridge. This minimized the problem. The violin is absolutely as beautiful in reality as the pictures suggest. It has real ebony tail piece with pearl eye on pegs and tail peg, as well. The orange is not so orange as the ad suggests. It's a very tolerable honey brown hue. The spruce top was flawless and the flame continuous throughout the motif. The flaming on the back would put some violins in the thousands of dollars to shame. The tone was superior to a Kennedy Carpini G2, which I returned due to a split emerging on the upper bout. Kennedy Violins didn't bother to answer my e-mails, despite their 45 day, life time guarantee. The tone of this violin was far superior to the Carpini G2 without any breaking in. It does, indeed, come with a French Aubrert bridge. The bridge is fitted perfectly, yet the on staff Luther didn't know to wind each string one and a half step in the opposite direction until working their way to the scroll (uncanny). This was perhaps the only thing Kennedy Violins did better. The case of this violin is exactly comparable to what I received with the Carpini G2. In fact the lavish space is somewhat larger and more accommodating. The case did not have Kennedy's additional suspension system, but then again, this violin arrived in perfect condition whereas, Kennedy's violin came corrupted upon opening. At this point, I'm sure you're asking, "why only 4 stars." The reason is that the bow that came with the SV-600 tows to the left (even before tightening). It is completely worthless for play. Kennedy's bow towed to the right, but somewhat less. Nevertheless, whatever maker you should choose, the bow will need to be replaced. I decided on the Fiddlerman carbon fiber bow. It works well for the money. If you exclude the terrible bow and the poor quality Anton Benton rosin that comes with the SV-600, this is the deal of the decade among violins. It even came with one fine tuner and Dominant strings, as suggested by the Ad. I can honestly say that the pictures of this violin, which are posted already, do not exaggerate what you can expect when you open the case. The violin is so good that you'll probably say to yourself, "who cares about the bow?"
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2016 by Richard J. Barnby Jr.
This violin has great projection and especially warm, fuzzy tone on the G and D string but is bright and clear on the A and E. The bow it comes with is made with real wood and horsehair unlike stated in some descriptions. My only concern is the slight stretching of the coil on the A string which exposes the core. This is due to the excessive friction while peg tuning close to the nut since there is only a fine tuner on the E string (to remove weight). I bought some Nut Sauce that you can get at really most guitar equipped music stores and applied it under the strings above the nut then tuned flat to lubricate underneath grooves to make the strings able to slide and not stretch. Otherwise everything is amazing, especially for this price. UPDATE: I even did some photography with it. Plus I added links to some recommended starter accessories. Big Bends Lil Luber Ultra Nut Sauce ApplicatorBonmusica 4/4 Violin Shoulder RestThe Original Bernardel Rosin For Violin - Viola - CelloGlaesel GL3834 Violin Ultra Practice Mute
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2016 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer