Suzuki
(JP¥16,000)
+HK$442.31 Shipping fee
+HK$15.79 Agent service fee
Text are automatically translated.
Report translation issueText are automatically translated.
Report translation issueFraud prevention
Customer support
Refund support for customers
Seller info
ベス
5/5115
View detail
Item condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Brand
Suzuki
Ships from
Japan
Category
This violin is a 1/4 size Suzuki violin, made in Japan, and is particularly suitable for children and beginners. It resonates well and is designed for easy playing, and it comes with a case for smooth portability. Recently, it's become easy to rent instruments at music stores, but I personally purchased this for my child so they could develop an attachment to it, which would motivate them to practice regularly. They outgrew it quickly, and it's still in playable condition, so I'd like to offer it to anyone interested or considering purchasing one. 【Manufacturing Information】 This violin was manufactured in Nagoya in 1996 and is marked with the number 280. The reliable manufacturing year and location are a testament to its quality. 【Materials】 The wooden body provides excellent sound quality. Made using traditional methods, you can feel the attention to detail in the tone. Also, it has a popular tiger stripe pattern and is very beautiful. - Size: 1/4 - Year of Manufacture: 1996 - Serial Number: 280 - Manufacturing Location: Nagoya - Material: Wood The strings and bow have been restrung, and the sound post is in place, so it's ready to play immediately. In my amateur opinion, there are no noticeable scratches, but please refrain from purchasing if you are particularly sensitive to such things. When shipping, the violin body and bow will be wrapped separately in bubble wrap and secured. The bow and strings will be loosened, and everything will be placed in the dedicated case. The case will also be protected with a plastic bag, etc., to ensure it's safe from rain. If you are interested in this violin, a slight price reduction is possible. Please feel free to inquire.
7 months ago