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Rainer W. Leonhardt No. 110/1 Master Violin 4/4

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Violin

  • Size: 4/4
  • Made from high-quality, well-seasoned tonewoods
  • Solid spruce top
  • Flamed solid maple back and sides
  • Ebony fingerboard
  • Boxwood pegs
  • Boxwood chinrest
  • Boxwood tailpiece with a fine tuner
  • Shaded chestnut brown
  • Hand-applied lacquer finish
  • Pirastro Evah Pirazzi strings
  • Made in Germany - Mittenwald/Bavaria
Available since July 2017
Item number 416555
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Incl. Bow No
case included No
Fretbboard Ebony
no tropical wood used No
Flamed Back Yes
Fine tuners No
Fine Tuning Screw for E string Yes
12.169 AED 3.193,28 €
Plus 266 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
Available at short notice (usually 2-5 days)
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Lizzie B 09.02.2021
This is my very first brand new violin. I have always had school, antique and second hand violins and although I have never had a problem with these I wanted something bold, bright and reliable for traditional folk fiddle playing. Older instruments do have their good points but tend to be somewhat quieter (even with brighter strings) and more temperamental with changes in the weather.
This fiddle fits the bill perfectly. It speaks well, with a clear bold but smooth tone and feels comfortable and easy to play. Despite the variable humidity and fluctuating winter temperatures in the last 2 weeks here in Portugal this instrument has kept its tuning from the first day. I was a little doubtful about the varnish and accessories which for me are a little flashier than I am used to but the important thing for me was the sound ( I had researched examples for this maker) and this one delivers!
This is my very first brand new violin. I have always had school, antique and second hand violins and although I have never had a problem with these I wanted something bold, bright and reliable for traditional folk fiddle playing. Older instruments do have their good points but tend to be somewhat quieter (even with brighter strings) and more temperamental with
This is my very first brand new violin. I have always had school, antique and second hand violins and although I have never had a problem with these I wanted something bold, bright and reliable for traditional folk fiddle playing. Older instruments do have their good points but tend to be somewhat quieter (even with brighter strings) and more temperamental with changes in the weather.
This fiddle fits the bill perfectly. It speaks well, with a clear bold but smooth tone and feels comfortable and easy to play. Despite the variable humidity and fluctuating winter temperatures in the last 2 weeks here in Portugal this instrument has kept its tuning from the first day. I was a little doubtful about the varnish and accessories which for me are a little flashier than I am used to but the important thing for me was the sound ( I had researched examples for this maker) and this one delivers!
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Tolle Geige! Mittenwalder Qualität.
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