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The Cremona SV-150 violin outfit is a fine example of an instrument whose value and quality far surpass its price tag. Each outfit includes a violin that is completely hand-carved from select solid tonewoods with quality workmanship for the finest possible tone. Fitted with top quality boxwood pegs, chin rest and composite tailpiece, the SV-150 violin not only sounds great, but has a look of elegance. Another great feature you will find in this violin and other instruments that make up the Premier Student Series is that each outfit comes equipped with top-quality D'Addario Prelude strings that improve the player experience and brings out the best tone possible in these lovely instruments.

As part of every outfit, each SV-150 violin comes protected in its very own case and a high-quality J.LaSalle brazilwood bow to make this already perfect outfit one of the best available at this price point! Each instrument is setup to Cremona standards at their U.S. workshop.
Cremona SV-150 Premier Student Series Violin Outfit 4/4 Size
Cremona SV-150 Premier Student Series Violin Outfit 4/4 Size

Features

  • Top: Select Solid spruce
  • Back and Sides: Solid maple
  • Neck: Oiled solid maple
  • Fingerboard: Polished ebony
  • Fittings: Boxwood
  • Tailpiece: Composite with four built-in fine tuners
  • Chin Rest: Kaufman Boxwood
  • Bridge: Cremona 3-star aged maple
  • Purfling: Inlaid
  • Strings: D'Addario Prelude
  • Finish: Antique translucent brown lacquer
  • Bow: LB-13 octagonal select brazilwood horsehair bow with polished ebony frog
  • Case for 4/4 - 1/4 Size Instruments: TL-33 Standard Travelite oblong case with two bow holders and hygrometer
  • Case for 1/8 - 1/16 Size Instruments: Lightweight semi-shaped, arched top suspension case
  • Sizes: 4/4 - 1/16

Reviews

4

4 Reviews

67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 4 customers

  • I would by again

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJody

    fromWinston Salem NC

    Great sound and well built!

  • I wouldn't take this violin for free

    1

    submitted6 years ago

    byJohn the Fiddler

    fromElmira, NY

    This violin was awful. The fingerboard was so far down from the bridge that the action was very difficult. The pegs wouldn't hold so it wouldn't stay tuned, and the bow that came with it wouldn't rosin. I was looking for a basic violin to carry around and play on a whim and I ended up returning this one. The only pro I would say is that the actual violin is very attractive, but as violins are meant to play the attractiveness of it means nothing if you can't play it.

  • Nice Violin

    5

    submitted7 years ago

    byHe who talketh and never shutteth upeth.

    fromBacolod City, Philippines

    I'm so thankful for this violin. It has been a real blessing to me. This violin is constructed from quality materials. Some violins may look flashier, with antiquing and whatnot, but this violin has everything you need, especially if later on you invest in more expensive strings and a more expensive bow.

  • I would buy it again .

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted9 years ago

    byMary

    fromundisclosed

    Loved it .

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  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byHugo

    fromAzusa, CA

    Is this a good violin to start on for beginners? If not, could you possibly recommend any others?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    Cremona Violins are my go-to when I need to recommend an instrument for a student. A close second would be Bellafina.