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Thank you! Got me cello back on track. That subscriber noise almost jolted me outta my seat!

01:20 Noo0000oo! He touched the bow hair with his finger tip! When I do that truly terrible things happen! 🤪(Especially as I live on a Mediterranean diet! 😆).

I discard the stentor set... Alphayue: Its brighter and focus. Tonica: Its very consistent and also focus. Dominant: E string is kinda bruh... but the rest is is richer and just better than this 2... hahhahsh

do you have video about KUN Bravo collapsible? which one can you recommend from these two models?

Hmm. Has a different tailpiece to the one on your website.

you haven't shown how can we change the high of the shoulder rest till 8 cm. ((

Thankyou! (The subscribe click noise did give me a heart attack)

I love this Videos About KUN and Wolf Shoulder Rest

I love this Videos About KUN and Wolf Shoulder Rest

I love this Videos About KUN and Wolf Shoulder Rest

Excellent Video

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We adore violins ).

A sound sample will be appreciated 🙌

Can u tell me differences between Yamaha v5sc and v5sa?

Can u tell me differences between Yamaha v5sc and v5sa ?

We’ve bought such one ) for son 11 y.old.

Cuánto cuesta un estuche como ese...?

Great company 👍

so beautiful :)

we've bought this model :).

For student violin I think its more suitable with stentor string since the sound more regular and dominant make the sound more upgrade. For alphayue not suitable for beginner violin its suitable for pro/advance violin sound since its more focusing the the warner violin sound. Beginner violin not warmer

the violin of this color is our dream ). the most beautiful )

Just bought this today..super excited!!

Dominants sound the best ,and they improved the e string.

You don't need both screws. Having only one, it allows you to swivel the top part for a better position over the shoulder. One screw and nut is enough to hold it in place.

Demonstration?

do you have a Yamaha V5 violin demonstration? ). I'd love to compare these three ). I'm trying to make a chose between them: Stentor conservatory, conservatory II and Yamaha V5. 4/4 for school.

Tonicas are the best all round. They have by far the best sound, even on this very basic violin, and are inexpensive. They are very good value for money. Dominants are harsher and more expensive. I used them years ago when there was very little in the mid range, price wise, but since the arrival of Tonicas l have recommended these all the way.

Tonicas for me but if the lacquer on that fiddle is as heavy as it looks I’m not your customer!🙏

Hi can I ask what brand (synthetic gut strings) comes originally with the stentor graduate violin please? As my son has this violin. Thank you

Bought the brown version last week and LOVE it!

thank you for the video! it's so useful for us. we are making a chose now :). my son needs 4/4 violin. )

I wish you demonstrated how they sound

I think it's important to see someone playing a violin with this shoulder rest -- some comments by musicians using it would also be helpful.

You should try our cases

There are no "overall best strings"--only what sounds the best for your instrument and ears. You really have to experiment with different sets of strings and come up with your conclusion. When you upgrade instruments, you'll have to go through the same process all over again. Also, increased loudness and brightness don't always mean better. Sometimes, you'll want to compromise a bit of projection for a more focused and balanced sound across all the strings. It really depends what music you're playing, the acoustics of the venue, and who your intended audience (if any) are. For this instrument, I feel that the Dominants are the most focused, balanced, but least bright of the 4. The E string in particular sounds dull and maybe adding a Jargar E, or similar, would enhance the set. The Stentors sound the brightest, but are a bit harsh sounding. The Alphayue's and Tonica's both sound good, with a slight edge to the Alphayue's. Of the two, I'd stock up on what's on sale and play, play, and play!

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I liked the first couple of rounds. The first or secod sets of strings hand more brilliance and better balance. I liked the roundness of the Tonica but the first in series or second in series had a symphonic brilliance the others lacked. Excellant comparison and bravo to the young lady playing such an intricate piece.

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Tonica sounds better because stentors benefit from the higher tension.

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GDA dominants with pirastro gold label e / jargar forte e / pirastro tonica e / goldbrokat e.

Is there a subway handle in this case?

Alps sounded best then stentor, dominant, tonics.

None of the strings save the Stentor II from its inherent raspiness and cluster of unpleasant overtones which are entirely lacking in warmth or depth. I have no idea why this fiddle is so popular. There are other inexpensive violins that sound much better and no amount of new strings will make the Stentor any better.

This is amazing stuff. Never thought about this way to analyze the tonal quality. Now it makes sense

I found one of these, cased, in a dumpster in my apartment complex. The bow needed replacing so I hit up a local music shop. It's pretty beat up but it still plays. Thanks for putting this info out.