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Glarry GV101 Matte Violin 1/2 3/4 4/4
By T***t
Sep 22, 2023
I'm very pleased with this instrument. It's not perfect but it's well worth the price.
Glarry GV200 Antiqued Matte Solid Wood Violin 4/4 Full Size
By M***s
Sep 19, 2023
A gift for my granddaughter. Perfect.
Glarry GV100 Solid Wood Violin 1/8 1/2 1/4 3/4 4/4
By D***y
Sep 19, 2023
I'm not a musician and the reason I bought this instrument is that my daughter, she's 8, loves to learn how to play it. So far so good. The size is perfect for her.
Glarry GV405 4/4 Violin Solid Wood Antique Matte Natural with 2 x Bow / Bridge
By D***n
Sep 19, 2023
Item arrived without bridge in place and strings very loose, as expected. Spent about an hour setting it up and let it stretch out overnight. The next day it held a tune. Great!
Glarry GV406 4/4 Violin Solid Wood Bright Natural with 2 x Bow / Bridge
By J***e
Sep 19, 2023
An unbelievably good violin and package for the price. If you're unsure, as I was, of whether your child will devote the time and effort into learning violin, there's no better way to find out without risking a ton of money. This is more than adequate in my opinion.

If you are a music lover, you should like and protect your instrument. Violin strings are very important, and the violin can't play wonderful music without the strings.

Good strings should have good sound quality, fast tuning, stable pitch, good playability (fingers feel safe, strings react quickly) and long life. The strings used by different instruments are different, and the material of the strings greatly affects the tone of the instrument. The tension of the string is necessary for the string. The tension level is generally divided into five levels: ultra-low, low, medium, high and ultra-high. The higher the tension, the thicker the string. The thicker the strings, the more mellow the sound.

When you are using an instrument, you first need to learn how to adjust the strings, followed by the installation of the code and the use of the bow, especially for beginners of a musical instrument.


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