Hidden Gems: Top Quality Violins Under £15,000!

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In this video, we delve into the world of beautiful, high-quality violins crafted by promising young luthiers. We're showcasing three of our favourite models, all priced under £15,000, but offering exceptional value, craftsmanship, and unique voices.
Whether you're a student looking to step up your game, an amateur seeking a reliable practice companion, or a professional musician on the hunt for a distinctive performance piece, these violins have something to offer you. Each violin represents the impeccable craftsmanship and innovation of the emerging top makers of the century.
We explore two Stradivari models and one Guarneri model, each created by different promising luthiers and producing distinct, rich sounds. Watch and listen as we showcase each instrument's unique characteristics and tonal qualities.
Remember, a limited budget doesn't mean you have to limit your aspirations! With MyLuthier, you can find stunning instruments by top makers, even under £15,000. Join us as we reveal these hidden gems in the violin world.
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[@alejandrapereira7886]

Hermosos los 3!!

[@robotnik77]

One of them is clearly the best of the 3; in fact, it sounds better than some of your $30k; it voiced well on every string. One was weak in the lower register, and another was weak on the high register.

[@simon0yeung]

How can you tell? The piece played was sort of all in the mid range, not much on low G and neither on high E at all

[@fingerhorn4]

@@simon0yeung Agreed.

[@nesrinedellali1459]

👍👍

[@fingerhorn4]

If you want to demonstrate a violin sound, you need to play a piece which has sustained notes and play through the complete register, from low G up through the strings ending on the E string with some high notes and from quiet to loud, with small vibrato and a strong vibrato. As pleasant as the Bach piece was, it gives absolutely no indication of the sound potential of any of your violins.

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Full videos of each instrument on our website!