Violin Reviews

Frantically trying to find our spot on the next page is all too common, but what if it were possible to get to the next page without hands? Bluetooth page turners are starting to make their way into the world of music, and these page turners will do just...

Need a gift for a favorite violin player? Finding the best violinist gifts for them can be tough, but don't fear! Whether you're looking for Christmas, birthday, or just general gifts, your violinist will love the gifts below. Feel free to list your favorite violinist gifts in the comments! New...

While traditional violins are classy and sleek, an electric violin should be a staple of a violinist's collection due to their cool design and sound. Electric violins are favored by many of today's violinists because they deliver a much more progressive sound which can be used in various contemporary...

Every portion of a violin is important. From the strings to the peg, each part contributes to the functionality and playability of the instrument. Yet one of these parts is our focus this time -- the violin bridge. Violin bridges play a role in supporting the violin strings. It...

If you want to amplify your violin or make your violin sound like an electric violin, you might want to purchase a violin pickup or a violin transducer. You could always use a microphone, but the sound from a violin pickup is high-quality and more natural. Since there are a...

Violins are very delicate instruments that can get scratched or broken very easily due to their size. Despite how careful you may be with your violin, it's likely to get injured or broken if you don't protect it well with a quality violin case. In order to protect your...

Buying violin strings may seem like a routine that you have to go through every six months to a year, but it doesn't have to be. With the cost of violin strings sets rising every year it's important to make sure that your spending money on the best violin...

As a violinist, you need to understand who makes your instrument and what the quality of your violin is. Since the quality of your instrument could highly affect the quality of your performance, you want to ensure your violin vomes from a respected brand and one of the most...

Shoulder rests are an optional component of the violin, sitting between your shoulder the bottom of the violin. They provide support, helping to hold up the violin so that your extended left arm does not have to hold up weight in addition to moving to sound notes. Despite being...

Finger guides are great for beginning violin players who haven't yet memorized note names or positions of notes on the violin. They tell beginners where notes are on the string (simiar to guitar frets) and proper violin finger placement since it takes years of practice to accurately place your...