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No hay artículos en el carroLos violines acústicos/eléctricos Cecilio CVNAE son perfectos para violinistas principiantes o estudiantes. Cuenta con una parte superior de abeto sólido tallada a mano, parte trasera y lados de arce tallados a mano. Este violín está equipado con diapasón de ébano, clavijas, mentonera y cordal con afinadores finos chapados en níquel. El paquete de violín incluye una funda rígida ligera con bolsillos y correa (lo que lo hace conveniente para llevar a la escuela u orquesta), lazo de madera de Brasil con pelo de caballo mongol genuino sin blanquear, reposabrazos ajustable con acolchado de espuma suave y pies de goma suave, pastel de colofonia de calidad y un puente de violín.
Davidson
Comentado en India el 2 de marzo de 2020
Average sound and box was opened and no user guide in it.I was disappointed and I have decided to give 2 stars , they failed in proper delivery and parts were missed.
Suchithra
Comentado en India el 17 de febrero de 2020
Product is very interesting because it's quality, sound etc. but really disappointed it is not electronic violin as mentioned it is just a super quality violin with pick up.
TK
Comentado en Canadá el 13 de julio de 2017
Shipped to northern Canada quite fast. Arrived in perfect condition, tuned up nicely and is ready to go! I cannot remark on how it sounds as I am just a beginner, but from what I hear in Youtube videos and other reviews, I am excited to get to know how to use it!Pictures don't do it justice, the case is very nice and durable too after a lot of research it seems this is the best bang for my buck for a beginner violinist that wants to dabble with electric and reverb effects. :)
Craig Fields
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de agosto de 2016
40 years playing guitar, complete newbie to the violin. First, the instrument looks beautiful and comes with everything you need safe and sound in it's own case. It's completely set up and ready to tune and play. The white has a subtle sparkle to it that I really like. It does smell like paint upon opening but that will dissipate, albeit slowly, very slowly. It is very loud unplugged and sounds like itself when plugged into an amp. I had no trouble getting it to produce distinguishable notes using the bow, rosin and strings that it comes with. Yes, the back of the neck is unpainted but that is how it's supposed to be. I replaced 2 of the 4 strings with D'Addario preludes when I accidentally broke them by using the wrong peg for the wrong string and I actually prefer the sound of the stock strings, they seem more articulate. I've had no trouble tuning it and it keeps it's tune for a few days at a time, although I always tune any of my stringed instruments before playing them.Before changing anything, whether bow, strings, rosin or shoulder rest, take a look at Fiddlerman's "109 dollar violin test" on youtube where he takes it out of the box, tunes it very quickly, and plays with everything it comes with. It's the same violin as this one in black without the electronics. It sounds fantastic when he plays it and he is quite impressed and he is also quite impressive. The only thing I've had to add to this outfit is a mute because it's so loud it was hurting my left ear. I would also recommend a snark clipon tuner if you don't already have one. I play with the tuner clipped behind the scroll which makes it easier to know where to put your finger when you are starting out.I am so pleased with this brand that I have also ordered their viola outfit as well.
AmyM
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de septiembre de 2016
For a little over $100 I think this violin is a pretty good value and sound can be improved by purchasing some extras.I bought this to learn to play on. At 6 months in I went to a violin shop, heard how much better expensive instruments sounded and bought a $700 violin. 6 months further on now and a lot of my sound problems that frustrated me into buying the better instrument aren't really there anymore when I got back and play this one. The $700 violin does still sound nicer, but I would hope so. The pickup does make this violin heavy, 22oz for this violin vs 17oz for the other one. I needed the shoulder rest when I started playing and when I switched to the other violin was able to quit using it.There's lots of advice about what to buy to improve this violin and all of the stuff is expensive, especially compared to the price of this kit. Here's what I tried and how it worked out.Strings: First I bought Those were barely/if at all an improvement from what came on the violin, Not really worth the purchase.Then I tried They did make a difference and even at $50 a set was the cheapest way to get the most improvement in sound especially on the low end. I'm not sure had I put these strings on right away if I would have bought the more expensive violin so soon.Bow: I bought an Arnold carbon fiber violin bow at the violin shop for $150 with the second violin, it was the 2nd cheapest thing they sold. I can tell some difference in the sound between that and the bow that came with this set. A new bow would probably be the thing to get after new strings.Rosin: Didn't even try the rosin that came with this. I did try and it was horrible. It left a mess all over everything and caked up on my strings. Buy the most expensive rosin you can get if you think it'll make a difference. I've been practicing an hour a day most everyday and haven't hardly put a dent in my block of rosin. It's works out to be pretty much free per hour of play.Over all no one who isn't an absolute beginner would be buying this violin. Had my cheapest option been a $500 bare bones setup from a violin shop I would have never even tried to learn to play. Now a year in I love it and play everyday thanks to this purchase. I've kept this violin around because it can't have much resale since it's so cheap new and it does have the pickups in case I'd want to amplify or record something. I've never amplified this except for once right out of the box. It sounded just like I was playing only louder, which for a beginner means it sounded horrible. I haven't amplified it since because a violin is loud enough on its own unless you're performing somewhere maybe.For a beginner I'd definitely recommend this kit. If you know 100% for sure you'd be playing after another 300 hours of practice then maybe you should just start on something nicer. If you'd like to try it and make sure it's for you, you can't hardly lose. A bottom of the line bow at a violin shop costs more than this whole kit.
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