$ 299.00
$ 299.00
There are plenty of beginner violins for sale online, but if you want an instrument that will make a student love to play the violin, the Franz Hoffmann™ Amadeus violin is a great place to start.
When a student starts out on a violin of lesser quality, it's easy for them to get discouraged early, to blame themselves for problems caused by the instrument itself. With its superior construction and materials, the Amadeus violin helps students dodge these stumbling blocks.
Professionally set up and shop-adjusted at our own facilities in Ann Arbor, Michigan, we at Shar strive to ensure that each Amadeus violin is among the best violins for beginners for sale. Each instrument is built from high-quality materials, featuring ebony pegs and fingerboard, a hand carved bridge, a durable nitro varnish, and a composite tailpiece with four fine tuners.
This Shar-exclusive outfit is also packed with cool violin accessories, which afford students everything they need to get started on their path to musical excellence.
Want to learn more about everything that comes in your outfit? Check out our video tutorials!
Due to the hand made nature of these instruments, your violin may have a different visual appearance than what is pictured.
With two backpack-style shoulder straps, to protect your instrument from impacts and fast changes in temperature
Ideal for beginning and intermediate players
To help pull a clean sound
A traditional clamp-style rest that is sturdy and easy to use (fractional sizes include a Xeros™ shoulder cushion, ideal for players who are still growing)
To help you stay in tune and in time
To use when you finish playing, to keep your instrument in peak condition
To make notes in your music, help you correct mistakes as you go, and for use as a “dry lubricant” when changing strings
A helpful practice aid which guides your pinky’s placement on the end of the bow, helping you to develop good technique and stability
For keeping volume down while practicing at home
To keep your instrument more stable and in better condition
To help students learn finger and thumb positioning
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