Matthias Placht, Antique German Violin Copy AI

Matthias Placht, Antique German Violin Copy AIThe original label for this violin has been lost, however the violin was restored in 1900, and the luthier, Karl Placht inscribed on the top plate information about the instrument. It is modeled after a Santo Serafin template violin. This is all the information we have about the instrument, and cannot verify if it is completely accurate. In our estimate, this is still a very old instrument, however not likely to actually be made in 1675 as it is

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Its sound is a big step ahead of conventional bows and it plays much lighter

The all-round string set: suitable arco and pizz alike

One of our favorite solutions to keep your pegs from slipping

Winding Colors (Peg Box)

Completely insensitive to changes in temperature and humidity

Constructing an instrument out of carbon fiber using traditional methods is tremendously expensive and labor-intensive and tends to sound overly harsh and brittle

This "half moon" shaped violin case has a pressure foam shell featuring full suspension

Endpin with rubber stopper

synthetic multi-filament core

Antiqued Italian Oil Varnish