The Giuseppe Marcello Violin Outfit Includes:
• Good Standard Bow
• Good Standard Case
• Good Rosin
Setup & Warranty:
• This instrument has been set up by Animato and enjoys a full-year warranty.
Coupon Code: SAVE25
Use the code at the end of the check-out procedure. This will reduce the amount by 25% to $2997.75!
Includes:
Setup & Warranty:
This instrument has been set up by Animato and enjoys a full-year warranty that applies to all new instruments for general maintenance.
This beautiful handmade Giuseppe Marcello violin features a dark maple flamed two pieces back with an attractive dark-coloured single-piece spruce top. It has been fitted with an ebony fingerboard and a carefully selected hand-carved bridge.
This violin has a strong and full tone and is very responsive on the lower strings with a bright and crisp upper register.
The Giuseppe Marcello violin is very even across each register and features a wonderful finger action and response. The Giuseppe Marcello violin comes with a new basic bow, basic case, and rosin - upgrades are available and recommended for this instrument.
This instrument is a top-of-the-range violin. Suitable for the most discerning player.
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