Stage Right Sonata by Monoprice 4/4 Flamed Maple Violin Outfit with Music Stand, Violin Stand, Case, Bow, and Rosin
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Does it stay tuned?
A shopper
on Nov 20, 2020

Stage Right Sonata by Monoprice 4/4 Flamed Maple Violin Outfit with Music Stand, Violin Stand, Case, Bow, and Rosin

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If you know what you are doing when tuning a violin, it is fine. The tuning pegs have not been professionally setup--on a fully set up violin they would protrude slightly from the other side of the pegbox, and these are slightly inset, even when twisted in to the peg box when tuning (which is how you get them to hold--violin tuning is always a friction fit). That said, with proper tuning technique, these pegs will hold fine as-is.
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- Eric B on Dec 7, 2021
NO!! We can't tune because the strings will not tighten
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- yvonne r on Jan 5, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2020
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Is this violin setup for right hand use? (hold bow with left hand)
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on Mar 26, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This would be intended for right hand use.
This would be intended for right hand use.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 26, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This would be intended for right hand use.
This would be intended for right hand use.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 26, 2020
I believe the OP is actually asking about left handed usage based on "(hold bow with left hand)" Technically classical string instruments are not manufactured for bowing with the left hand. However, it is possible to modify an instrument for this purpose. A google search will give you several options for modifications and manufacturers that make "left handed" instruments.
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- Jared H on May 6, 2020
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Where can I purchase replacement strings and what size or length should they be?
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on Mar 4, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Any local music shop can guide you as to what would be best for your particular circumstances. Usually the people there play themselves and are quite good at helping you to determine what is best for your needs.
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- Brandon Sanders S on Mar 29, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 2, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Any local music shop can guide you as to what would be best for your particular circumstances. Usually the people there play themselves and are quite good at helping you to determine what is best for your needs.
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- Brandon Sanders S on Mar 29, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 2, 2021
Any standard sized violin strings can be used
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- Jordan M on Mar 29, 2022
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What strings come with the violn?
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on May 13, 2020
BEST ANSWER: regular steel strings
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- CHRISTOPHER D on May 13, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 12, 2019
BEST ANSWER: regular steel strings
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- CHRISTOPHER D on May 13, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 12, 2019
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I love Indio and Idyllwild guitars and the Stage Right Violin. Any chance in the future of a guitar/viola hybrid, similar to the TogaMan GuitarViol?
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on May 21, 2020

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Rated 5 out of 5
Lots of fun with this nice priced violin
I?m not a violin player?..until now.
Wow this is a good instrument, plus all the extras,
for a low price.
Wow this is a good instrument, plus all the extras,
for a low price.
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Rated 3 out of 5
It?s an ok product
It is a ok product. The fine tuner is very tight on some of the string and one of them is already not functioning after few weeks of tuning. For the price, it is a ok product. You get what you pay for.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Best violin I have ever owned
I never even held a violin until this one, so I am probably not qualified to comment on it, but it seems to work properly and produces a nice rich tone when I'm not screeching away on it. It was inexpensive enough that I'm not afraid of it and it seems to be built with a beginner or student in mind. Once I achieve complete mastery of it (probably several weeks), I will update my review.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great violin for beginners. Excellent value!
We got this for my son's beginner music class. We were not expecting a decent violin for this price range, but we are pleasantly surprised by the quality, sound and the overall value. Recommended for beginners.
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Rated 5 out of 5
setup required but looks and sounds fine.
Looks better than expected. Of course, bridge requires setting and fitting to the top. If you are not familiar with that procedure, best let someone who is do it for you. Violin has a bright full tone after setup.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great deal
This violin looks and sounds great. Great deal.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Good for the price
Quality of the violin was great for the money. The strings it came with were not so good, two of them snapped while tuning.
Overall good buy
Overall good buy
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Rated 5 out of 5
Excellent violin for the price point
Having played violin for the past 36 years, I can say that this violin has quite a nice tone, and makes a fine choice as a beginning violin. This one will most likely go to my son when he needs a 4/4 instrument.
The wooden tailpiece with four real fine tuners is an upgrade from most violins in this price range. It improves both the look and tone of the instrument.
The bridge seems to have been fit well--by which I mean the curve on the top of the bridge is appropriate for the instrument. You will need to set the bridge in the proper place, but there are reasonably good instructions for how to do so included in the package.
That said there are some things to know:
The tuning pegs are not fully set up. Though they are functional as they arrive (assuming you know the proper technique for tuning a violin w/ tuning pegs), they should emerge slightly from the opposite side of the peg box as opposed to being slightly inset. Not worth paying someone to fix it, as it would likely cost more than you paid for the violin, but if you know what you're doing, probably worth it to do yourself for better aesthetics and hold. (I recommend using a peg shaver as opposed to a tapered reamer, should you try it, as it is easier to replace pegs if you screw it up than it is to fix a mistake in the pegbox)
The bow is not particularly good. Its weight and balance are actually OK (many cheap wooden bows are way too light), but, at least on the one that I got, the camber (bend) is terrible (way too shallow). Get yourself a $25 carbon fiber bow straight from China--they're consistently pretty good--way better than cheap wooden bows.
Note: the above problems are minor, and you will not find another violin in this price range that does not have the same issues. Many violins in this price range (from other sellers) have many more issues; quality from other sellers varies wildly.
tl;dr; Nice tone, great price, invest in a better (still cheap) bow.
The wooden tailpiece with four real fine tuners is an upgrade from most violins in this price range. It improves both the look and tone of the instrument.
The bridge seems to have been fit well--by which I mean the curve on the top of the bridge is appropriate for the instrument. You will need to set the bridge in the proper place, but there are reasonably good instructions for how to do so included in the package.
That said there are some things to know:
The tuning pegs are not fully set up. Though they are functional as they arrive (assuming you know the proper technique for tuning a violin w/ tuning pegs), they should emerge slightly from the opposite side of the peg box as opposed to being slightly inset. Not worth paying someone to fix it, as it would likely cost more than you paid for the violin, but if you know what you're doing, probably worth it to do yourself for better aesthetics and hold. (I recommend using a peg shaver as opposed to a tapered reamer, should you try it, as it is easier to replace pegs if you screw it up than it is to fix a mistake in the pegbox)
The bow is not particularly good. Its weight and balance are actually OK (many cheap wooden bows are way too light), but, at least on the one that I got, the camber (bend) is terrible (way too shallow). Get yourself a $25 carbon fiber bow straight from China--they're consistently pretty good--way better than cheap wooden bows.
Note: the above problems are minor, and you will not find another violin in this price range that does not have the same issues. Many violins in this price range (from other sellers) have many more issues; quality from other sellers varies wildly.
tl;dr; Nice tone, great price, invest in a better (still cheap) bow.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Happy with the violin package.
It is great for the price point.
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Rated 5 out of 5
What a great value! Add a tuner and get playing!!
This is a great deal. I am very surprised at the quality of the instrument I received for less than sixty bucks, shipped.
I originally thought this would be a cheap toy something to test my interest, and then make into an art project after losing interest or buying better. But it's much better quality than I expected.
When one of my strings broke, my son brought it in to his school orchestra class where they repair student instruments and the teacher who replaced the string mentioned what a nice violin it was.
The parts and materials used in construction are far better quality than I thought I would get for this price.
The strings are basic student-grade, as expected.
The music and violin stands shipped with this would cost $20 sold separately, so I didn't feel much risk in buying this.
If I saw and heard this in a music store, I would've paid one fifty or more for this package.
I am very happy, and hope Monoprice starts selling violas, cellos and bass!
I originally thought this would be a cheap toy something to test my interest, and then make into an art project after losing interest or buying better. But it's much better quality than I expected.
When one of my strings broke, my son brought it in to his school orchestra class where they repair student instruments and the teacher who replaced the string mentioned what a nice violin it was.
The parts and materials used in construction are far better quality than I thought I would get for this price.
The strings are basic student-grade, as expected.
The music and violin stands shipped with this would cost $20 sold separately, so I didn't feel much risk in buying this.
If I saw and heard this in a music store, I would've paid one fifty or more for this package.
I am very happy, and hope Monoprice starts selling violas, cellos and bass!
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