StentorStudent 11 3/4 size Violin

Malisima atención, nunca me llego y tampoco se comunicaron conmigo para decirme que pasaba con el instrumento, tuve que comprar otra marca, cuando la que necesitaba era ese violin 🎻.

No issues from my child's instructor...no issues from my child... Therefore, I am pleased with the purchase and quality of this beginners violin. Its light, it has a nice finish for a child instrument, and the case is VERY nice.Although the description here doesn't mention it, the case can also be worn as a backpack since it comes with the straps to make it do so. The case also comes with a container of Rosin.For this price, its not a bad deal. My child's instructor recommended this brand, out of only a handful. The other brands recommended were much more expensive. So don't think this one is expensive. As far as the many other brands for $49, $99 etc., don't bother...you get what you pay for, and, you'll be sorry.

Mi hija empezó con un Stentor Student II de 1/4 y ya ha pasado al Stentor Student II de 3/4.A todos los profesores que ha tenido les ha gustado mucho este modelo de violín.Bien construido y buen sonido considerando que es un violín para estudiante.

I got this for my daughter who is in her 3rd year of violin. It is a lot better than the hire violin from the music school and very beautifully made. Recommended.

We were excited to get this violin for my kids' 1st violin for elementary school. It was beautiful and the perfect size for our kid. We learned how to tune it through the internet and through the school. Nothing held for more than a minute or two. The tuning peg holes seem to have been bored out fit the tuning pegs that were unfinished. The tuning pegs should have been tapered down, so after tightening/loosening, the string holds the peg firm to the tuning holes and does not slip. Since the holes were bored out and the tuning pegs are not tapered, the tuning pegs continually slip and cannot stay in tune.As 1st time violin owners, we did not realize all the steps needed to prep a violin for proper assembly and how many steps this particular violin did not undertake. Only after going to a couple music shops in the area to figure out the tuning (wanted a couple of opinions before returning) did we learn all these things that were done incorrectly. None of the music shops were able to keep it tuned, stated why the tuning pegs and holes were ruined, and said it would be nearly as expensive replacing all the parts needed, than to just buy a properly assembled violin. So we have now rented a proper violin to avoid all of this hassle again, and have returned this one from Amazon. If you get one that can stay in tune, great, you won the lottery. Otherwise, you are one of many that tried to save some money and now have an improperly assembled violin.