Violins

Wittner Violin fine tuner

The Wittner Violin fine tuner is a small, precise device attached to the tailpiece, allowing for minute adjustments in string tension. This enhances the tuning accuracy and stability of the instrument. Especially useful for the E string, fine tuners are ideal for beginners and professionals alike, ensuring quick and easy pitch adjustments.  

Mute Trident for Violin by GEWA | Black 

The Mute Trident by Gewa is an essential accessory for violinist seeking to control their instrument’s volume without compromising on tone quality. Designed for ease of use, this mute fits securely on the violin’s bridge, providing softer, more subdued sound ideal for practice sessions and ensemble playing.

Chinrest Wendling By GEWA | Black

Introducing The Wendling Chin Rest by Gewa - a pinnacle of comfort and functionality for violinists. Crafted whit precision and economic design, the Wendling chin rest ensures optimal support and stability, allowing musicians to play with ease for extended periods. 

Violin string New Crystal by Corelli | MI-E-1

 CRYSTAL series sounds with impressive power and size without even remotely losing its classical elegance. 

core fibre, an extremely fast and precise response facilitates playing, while the projection remains direct and lively at all dynamic levels - from pianissimo to fortissimo. 

Chin Rest Cover Round Microfiber by Vaagun | Brown 

A chin rest cover is made from microfiber wich offers a soft and comfortable surface for the player’s chin making it ideal for extended playing sessions. This tipe of cover helps prevent irritation and discomfort, while also absorbing sweat to keep the chin rest clean and dry. Its durable construction ensures long-lasting use, providing both protection for the instrument and enhanced comfort for the musician. 

Shoulder Rest Viva Flex by Augustin | For 1/4  and 1/8 Violins | Blue

Thanks to the patented 360° swivelling foot mount the distance to the neck can be adjusted

In addition, it is possible to place the feet behind the lower bout to minimise a slipping of the rest

The shape of the shoulder rest is very similar to a child's neck shape. Thus, the rest can be placed very close to the neck.

Rechargeable Violin Tuner WMT – 665V by Cherub Specification: 

Metronome

• Beat: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
• Tempo range: 30-250bpm
• Rhythm:
• Metronome Precision: ±0.3>#/p###
• Metronome sound: Mechanic, Cow Bell, Electronic, Vocal Count

Tuner

• Tuning range: A0(27.5Hz)-C8(4186.0Hz)
• Tuning mode: Chromatic,Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
• A4 range: 430Hz-450Hz
• Precision: ±1cent 

Other Features

• Power: Built-in Rechargeable Li-Po Battery (3.7V, 150mAh)
• Battery Life(≈6.5 hour of tuning)
• Dimensions: 58mm(L) × 44mm(W) × 44mm(H)
• Weight: 40g

Specifications: 

• Category : Softcase
• Color : Black
• For Violin
• Format : 3/4
• Wheels : No

Included Accessories

• Case: Soft Case for transport and storage 
• Bow: Balances and durable violin bow
• Rosin: Standard

Herald AS114 Violin Key Features

• Solid spruce top 
• Solid maple back and sides 
• Maple bridge 
• Black mahogany fingerboard 
• Gloss lacquer finish 

Violin Piezo Pickup Shadow 3000 by Gewa Features:

• Violin Transducer with Volume and Tone Control
• Responsive sound image
• Passive contact pickup with volume and tone control
• Control unit for installation with chinrest screws
• Diameter pickup: 22 mm
• Dimensions tone control: 47 x 28 x 20 mm
• Made in Germany

The innovative 360° swiveling foot mount allows you to choose the distance to the neck.
To reduce the likelihood of the rest sliding, it is also feasible to position the feet behind the lower bout.
The shoulder rest's form is strikingly similar to that of a child's neck. As a result, the rest may be positioned extremely near the neck.

The metronome serves to denote the tempo at which a musical composition is to be performed.

The tempo of a mechanical metronome is controlled by an adjustable weight at the end of an inverted pendulum rod. To change the tempo, the weight can be moved up or down the pendulum rod. Because there is a second, fixed weight on the opposite side of the pendulum pivot, within the metronome box, this mechanism is also known as a double-weighted pendulum. The metronome's pendulum oscillates back and forth in time, and with each oscillation, a mechanism inside the device emits a clicking sound. Battery-free mechanical metronomes are powered by a spring-wound clockwork escapement.