¾ Czechoslovakian violin, copy of Stradavari

This well-loved ¾ sized violin was made in the Vogtland region, an area famous for its violin-making workshops, their expertise and industry shared between Germany and what became Czechoslovakian after WWI. This instrument was almost certainly made in the Czech city of Schoenbach, snow called Luby, and has been fully and professionally set up in our workshops, with Pirastro Obligato strings to maximise tonal warmth, The violin is easy to play, with a delicate, silvery sound in the upper registers and a well-supported open response on the lower strings.