Holstein Bench Maggini Violin Style:Standard

Holstein Bench Maggini Violin Style:StandardThis Holstein violin is inspired by Giovanni Paolo Maggini's work. Maggini would make his violins larger than average, which is a big reason why his violins have such a powerful and deep projection. The best known maker of the Brescian school, Giovanni Paolo Maggini was born in Botticino and moved to Brescia around 1586 to train with Gasparo da Sal. After 20 years of work for da Sal, Maggini struck out on his own and began to develop his own models.

This is his 32nd instrument

Every one of them delivers a marvellous sound with absolute clarity

his instrument are being played and appreciated by professional musicians all over the world

D-string: 3

Tailpiece: Akusticus with built-in finetuners

Action: Moderat

the strings deliver a consistent sound with quick break-in time and long term pitch stability

" - Helisson Cyrillo

frog: snakewood

The Corelli Steel cello strings tend to produce a brighter sound as is common with steel strings

Strings: Thomastik Rondo

and is sought by players of all styles