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Finished Imported White Violin - $1,750 (Federal Heights)
92nd near Pecos
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I’ve set this violin up with top quality materials and varnished it with Joha spirit varnish in a deep green with numerous layers of colors which shimmer and change before your eyes. The chatoyancy through this varnish is brilliant and moves like a hologram. The pictures don’t do it justice, the varnish has an amazing amount of depth and complexity which is truly mesmerizing.
With a properly scooped and relived neck this violin is setup with correct action at both the nut end and bridge end which gives this violin an ease of play and clarity of tone.
This violin was purchased as a white violin blank, from “International Violin” in Baltimore Maryland. Imported from China and, finished, varnished and setup in Federal Heights Colorado by myself Amanda LaBrock. The violin bears my name on the label, but it was built in China; I just finished it.
Features this violin boasts includes:
Brand new,
A flawless green multicolored varnish to wear in style,
A new rosewood [colored] Wittner composite tailpiece with built-in fine-tuners, ensuring a proper setup and intonation,
New D’addario Helicore strings,
A new chinrest w/key — key attached to tailpiece,
A precision fitted, fully hand-carved 3 tree🌳🌳🌳 Superieur Despiau France bridge w/parchment bridge-protector on the “E” string. Three trees means maximum sound conductivity, sharp responsiveness and high resistance to warpage. This bridge will take care of you if you take care of it,
Proper fitted new rosewood fittings.
Comes with a full kit: a new (never used) Brazilwood bow, and Everest shoulder-rest, rosin, a microfiber cloth (for cleaning) a small sponge-case-humidifier, a torte tonal-color mute, a heavy rubberized practice mute, a quality used hard-shell case w/key and dreams of a musical journey.*
Boutique quality at a local start-up price, yours to own for: $1,750.
*If you only want the violin I will knock $100 off the cost and keep the kit for another violin.