Is the bridge already on the violin?
1243358
Mine was. And the strings, which are all that's holding the bridge in place, were tensioned and (approximately) in tune.
1243359
We will set up the bridge before it gets ship out, however, the bridge is held in place with the tension of the strings over the top edge. It may be dislocate or felt off during shipping. If that happen, you will have to set it up yourself or bring it to local music store to have it set up.
1749686
We bought this two years ago. It came with a case, rosin, a bow and an unassembled bridge. You need to put it together which I don't think is too hard. I think that is all. It has been a nice violin from my 10-11 year old
834489
Yes because it slides over the bridge, adding mass so that the vibrations don't affect the drum like they normally do. It is independent of the number of strings.
976403
It comes with a basic curved violin bridge, as oppose to a fiddle bridge. I believe mine also came with an extra bridge. Some of the reviews suggested that it was not put together and that you would have to take it to a luthier, but mine was ready to play.
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K&K; recommends their "Big Twin" system for the cello. It appears to be similar to this, but I believe the transducers are larger in diameter. The transducers will be placed, on under each outside bridge foot. The transducers are thin enough that playability should not be affected at all.
990045
Yes, but I still had to take it to a luthier. They made some adjustments on the bridge and got it sounding great.
84535
I believe you would need to take the bridge, the play 5 plays off the bridge. The bridge is the brains to all the music.
1294152
Yes it does. The sound post being the post inside the violin underneath the bridge. We have been very pleased with this violin. Our son is a second year Suzuki student and had his second recital with the violin last month.
2225405
Nope, just sits under the bridge and is held in place with normal string tension. If you can adjust your own bridge position, your fine. Really a basic install for your average player.
834492
I think it will, it just slides on to the bridge. I am not sure if the bridge is the same size for your instrument.
2108140
I'm not a violinist, but I picked one up the other day and felt like I could fret easily. But the violin is already easier to fret. I'm sure the motion of exercising each finger for speed/agility would be helpful though.
1577627
No, you have to insert the bridge and the strings. It was pretty easy, except tuning the violin afterwards was quite difficult since I didn't have anything to tune it to.
2175695
yes there is a hole on the bottom arm/rest where the screw sits in, in front of the violin. you can see it in the picture, it looks like little nub on the right arm/rest
1189072
Yes, for the most part. But the "flamed" striping was not very pronounced on ours. Still a beautiful violin.
1695466
unfortunately no. however, if there's a local music store you can go to I highly recommend you go and test some of the violins out to reference the different qualities of sounds then shop around for prices. I went to bills music before deciding on a stradivarius copy.
2095879
No, just slide the mute onto the bridge beneath the strings. It will also work on the "moon" bridges, that are rounded (compensated).
1401003
It's slightly larger than a violin. Quite a bit heavier too. Is your violin oversized or something?? It's a hundred dollar case!! Buy it! You don't like it?? Send it back!!