Stentor 1500 1/4 Student II Violin with Case and Bow

Stentor 1500 1/4 Student II Violin with Case and Bow

Marsoni

M251S

$150.00

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Stentor 1500 1/4 Student II Violin with Case and BowOverview The Stentor 1500 1 4 U Student II Violin is designed for young, progressing violinists, offering a quarter size instrument that combines high quality construction with excellent sound. Crafted from selected tonewoods, this violin features a solid carved spruce top and solid maple back and sides, producing a warm and resonant tone that supports musical development. The violin is equipped with an ebony fingerboard, pegs, and chinrest, ensuring

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