Fiddling With a Rare $10 Million Guarneri Violin

"I don't really know what the magic is. I don't think anyone really does."What does $10 million sound like? Bloomberg's James Tarmy enlists the help of Grammy-winning musician Charles Yang to test this rare Guarneri violin before it hits the auction block in March.
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[@user-op6vy3gg2b]

These violin price rocketed up crazy way.
I am a professional violinist but 10 million is simply too much.
Heifetz when he was about 70 years he sold his Strad to a Japanese man for 1 million in the condition that whenever Heifetz wants to he could use it.
That time 1 million was unheared of.
The Japanese man was very wise seeing the future.

[@danmauney8757]

I'm looking for a buyer for my mom's Guarneri del Gesu (one of 150 violins remaining from the 250 he made in 18th century). My mom left this beautiful piece of art behind in her estate.

[@wannabecat369]

Do you have photos? Where are you selling it?

[@kishascape]

Best I can do is $350 and I'm taking a huge risk here

[@hellowideworld]

How ı can have a small conversiton with you about the violin ?

[@kishascape]

Sorry, big conversations only.

[@TheHappynot]

Thin fingerboard. Apparently a new fingerboard with more height increases volume.

[@juliejules7780]

I hate violins cuz they're overpriced. I'm only playing the carbon fiber ones cuz you can drop it or leave it in your car. I hate how you have to baby these wood violins.