Scala Vilagio F.H. A. Guarneri Viola 1676

Authenticity and quality are top priorities at Scala Vilagio. It should therefore come as no surprise that the woods used in the construction of the Scala Vilagio F.H. A. Guarneri Viola 1676 are of premium quality: The top is made of long-seasoned Alpine spruce (Picea abies), while the rest of the body is made of high-quality flamed maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) and the fingerboard and fittings made of ebony (Diospyros crassiflora). During construction, the woods are matched and tested at specific frequencies to achieve the most precise tonal response possible while also ensuring a sturdy construction, and the final fine-tuning is carried out via the soundpost and bridge. And true to the historic original, the amber varnish is applied very thinly in order to influence the vibration of the woods as little as possible.

Scala Vilagio is a brand that is exclusive to Thomann and offers-high quality bowed string instruments as well as fully professional accessories. The products are made exclusively from sustainably grown European woods that have been naturally dried over a long period of time. The instruments are precisely built by master violin makers according to the same traditional methods as their most legendary forebears: Besides Stradivarius and Guarneri del Gesu, the range also includes instruments by other grandmasters such as Nicolo Amati and Giovanni Paolo Maggini, and each one brings its own tonal palette and lets you get your hands on a piece of instrument making history. The extensive nature of Scala Vilagio’s range is thanks to the large number of instrument makers involved, who are based in Upper Franconia, Middle Franconia, the Carpathians, and the Czech Republic (among other places) and who build the Scala Vilagio instruments in the tradition of the old masters.