Glarry GV100 Solid Wood Violin 1/8 1/2 1/4 3/4 4/4

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  1. Excellent Materials:

  The violin is made from carefully selected aged maple panels, backs, and sides, bringing out the natural beauty and tone of the wood. The tuning pegs, chin rest, and endpin are made of dark wood, which enhances the violin's stability.

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  2. Great Sound:

  It produces a pleasant bright and warm tone with good resonance. The aluminum alloy tailpiece with 4 fine tuners keeps the violin in tune.

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  3. Complete Kit:

  It comes with everything you need to get started, including a case, a bow, a shoulder rest, a rosin and spare strings. The bow is made from arbor and horsehair, while the inside of the case is very soft to protect the violin.

1. The bridge will not be pre-set to prevent damage during shipping.

2. Please handle the tuning pegs with care and push them in when adjusting.

3. Rub the rosin powder on the bow before playing as the new bow may not produce sound.

To determine the right size, you can measure the length between your neck and the middle of your left-hand palm. The size determined by this method should be the largest size that you should use.

However, most teachers prefer to use the length from the neck to the wrist for measurement. This method will provide a more comfortable size for students to hold while playing.

The following picture shows the length of each violin size. You can use your preferred method to find your length and determine the size of the violin you should get.

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  Tuning Peg

  To tune the violin, tighten the pegs carefully and ensure that they are not too loose or too tight. Tune the strings in the order of G-D-A-E from left to right, and gently push the pegs in after tuning.

  When tuning a new violin kit, it may take several attempts to stabilize the pitch. This is normal and expected for a new violin.

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  Use Bow and Rosin

  1. Tighten the bow screw and keep the horsehair in the middle part away from the bow rod by about 0.40 inches.

  2. Scrape the surface of the rosin with the bow screw.

  3. Rub the horsehair back and forth evenly on the surface of the rosin to make the bow hair stick with the rosin until the violin produces sound.

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  Care and Maintenance

  1. Keep your violin away from fireplaces, heaters, and damp places. Also, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight, as this may cause damage.

  2. After each use, wipe the rosin powder and dust from the strings with a clean cloth.

  3. Avoid touching the bow hairs with your hands, and do not tighten the bow too much during practice. Before each practice, apply rosin evenly on the bow hairs.