Buy Cremona SV-1750 Maestro Special Edition Violin, Full-SizeCremona SV-1750 Maestro Special Edition Violin, Full-Size Product Description:
- Extra-choice 100+ year old hand-carved and graduated solid Spruce top Deeply figured 100+ year old hand-carved one-piece solid Maple back with matching sides and back
- Delicate Lozenge and Circle purfling made of m-o-p outstanding edge work
- Hand-applied and rubbed oil varnish finish which gives the instrument a dark brown Dark yellow-accented Hill style Boxwood fittings and Ebony nut
- Best quality Ebony fingerboard and saddle 3-star Cremona bridge Perlon stringsVP-15 (1) finetuner Sacconi style tailpiece hanger
- Removable fittings shipped in case pocket to protect finish during transport TL-35 Deluxe Travelite suspension case Shop adjusted
- Extra-choice 100+ year old hand-carved and graduated solid Spruce top Deeply figured 100+ year old hand-carved one-piece solid
- Hand-applied and rubbed oil varnish finish which gives the instrument a dark brown Dark yellow-accented Hill style Boxwood fittings
- An absolutely beautiful instrument
Product Description
Introducing the SV-1750, an absolutely beautiful instrument and a fine example of the age old tradition of expert musical instrument production. Similar to other Special Edition Maestro violins this instrument feature the very best and rarest of woods, and are superbly hand-crafted by extraordinarily skilled luthier. Similar to the SV-1700, but with m-o-p "Lozenge and Circle purfling.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Gabryel G.
I bought this violin four years ago when I first entered high school and I needed something other than the cheap 100 dollar violin that I learned to play on and played for 6 years. I went to several music stores and browsed around, but when I saw this violin I fell in love. The picture does not do the violin justice. It is a gorgeous instrument with delicately inlaid purfling. It is very unique, and I've received a lot of compliments on it. However, of course the look of it is definitely not all you should focus on in terms of a violin. From my experience in these last few years, the Cremona is a huge step up from the sound of my student violin. It has a beautifully deep tone that is perfect for classical music, but is very adaptable. I personally love playing fiddle music with it because the sound is high and bright, and fun. I used the violin to play in my school orchestra, a smaller Chamber Orchestra in the community and in my violin class at a local elementary school. The price tag is hefty (I know) but I've had this violin for nearly five years, and I couldn't be happier with it's sound and look. It's a violin to keep for a lifetime.Hope I helped,Gabryel
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By ddad0
I purchased this Cremona SV-1750 in 2004 for around $1100. It has now gone up in price by $600 and is worth every penny. It is wonderfully crafted with excellent tone woods.I had mine professionally set up with a hand carved bridge, sound post adjustment and Evah Pirazzi strings. It is a great playing instrument and projects a beautiful robust tone.
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