Hans Joseph MV013W 4/4 Violin Hardwood Parts

• Choose maple and alder for the baseboard of violin making, choose high-quality white pine or spruce as the panel, cut the material by cutting, and air-dry for more than three years.
• This process seems to be simple and the requirements are very detailed. If the spell is not good, you will see black lines after making the violin, which will affect the beauty of the violin. Seriously affects the sound quality.
• Use different planes, accurate manual instrument measurement, required to reach the standard size, otherwise it will seriously affect the sound quality.
• Requires symmetry on both sides
• It is extremely difficult to sculpt the spine, and it requires an experienced piano maker. The shape and size of the spine have been printed in the eyes and grown on the hand.
• The thin wooden grooves need to be embedded with thin wooden strips, which are required to be smooth and smooth, reflecting the beautiful body of the violin.
• Requires fingerboard height to meet standards
• Pure hand paint to maintain the best sound quality.

Specifications