Instruments
ViolinSmart 4/4 Full Size Student Violin w/Bow, Case, and Rosin - Solid Black
VIOLINSMART
Available in an array of colors
Inexpensive starter instrument for children and adults alike
Select spruce top, pearwood fingerboard, maple back and sides
4/4 or full-size violin, for violinists age 9 and above with an arm length of 23.5 inches and up
Comes with hard shell case, bow, and rosin
Price:
$129.00
$40.59
Customer Reviews:
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Go Violin!
I ordered this violin on a Sunday evening and recieved it the following Saturday at 9am with the cheapest shipping.This is, well, a cheap violin. You're looking at it because you're interested in getting a cheap violin. Why? I thought of the following:Decor, prop, for a child, to find out if you... -
Better than I expected!
I purchased this violin on a whim when I was reminiscing about playing as a child. It is a terrific price (cheaper than most toys...or at least the same price as a meal out with the family...) and comes with everything I needed to get started. I was pleasantly surprised that it came well packed...
Still for sale! Updated Summer 2011 More details available. Please message me! It is a wonderful sounding viola- very deep and powerful. I used ...
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As glorious as being able to watch live sports, news or cat videos on our smartphones is (see Sky's rollout of free-to-subscribers Sky Go this week), crowding around a dinky screen to see them ruins things slightly – even in HD. A new lens from Alps Electric, measuring 1mm by 1mm, is said to have the ability to project a smartphone image on to a wall in the size of a 60-inch TV with HD resolution. Wired reports that the company hope to see the lenses on sale for consumers use by the end of the year. So you might as well chuck out your television now.
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