This Josef Guarnerius violin copy, probably dating from the late 19th century, exhibits traditional arching. It is equipped with ebony pegs, tailpiece and a dark rosewood chinrest. The two-piece maple back is well flamed and shows minimal signs of wear. The spruce top has evenly spaced, medium-width grains and a stable, well-repaired F-hole crack. The violin delivers a broad sound, with the lower registers producing a warm tone reminiscent of a viola. It is highly responsive and warm, making it perfect for an advanced player seeking an instrument for college studies. Features Full, resonant tone with excellent warmth Lovely Hazelnut Brown varnish with antiquing and tiger striped back Easy to play, very responsive Measurements L.O.B: 360 mm String Length: 328 mm Rib Depth: 30 mm C Bout: 112 mm Upper Bout: 164 mm Lower Bout: 203 mm
