What should I pay attention to when buying a violin? What should newcomers pay attention to when buy

Buy a good one, if you don't learn to change hands quickly, the violin can't be bought too badly, and the effect will be very poor.

When choosing a violin, you can follow these steps:

1.Know your needs: First, you need to know what you want to buy a violin for, whether you are a beginner, an amateur or a professional player.

2.Understand the quality of the violin: The quality factors of the violin include the material of the wood, the craftsmanship, the manufacturing technology, etc. In general, a good violin will have a better tone and resonance, so it is advisable to choose a better quality violin.

3.Pick the right size: Violins come in different sizes and are suitable for people of all ages. If you are a beginner or a child, you need to choose the right size violin.

4.Bow Test: Bow testing is a very important step when choosing a violin. The test requires a bow that fits into a small handle finch and needs to have good elasticity and control.

5.Audition: The last step is to try playing the violin to see if it sounds good and resonates. When you try the piano, you can play some scales and melodies of the Kihong to listen to the timbre of the piano.

Introduction: When you get a violin, no matter who made it, who the label is (for the vast majority of old pianos that can be accessed, the label is especially unreliable) The basic workmanship and material selection, including paint, are only preliminary judgments, but you can tell which grade it is at a glance. Take the 100-50-year-old piano as an example, most of them are factory pianos (mostly German, Czech, some Eastern Europe, many French) and really handmade (almost rare), please pay attention.

The violin market has been chaotic for a long time and can be broadly divided into five categories.

Company factory piano:

Machine cutting, model machine pressure molding, machine painting..., systematic mass production + professional division of labor of workers. At present, most of the low-priced violins of Japanese and German brands in the market are actually OEM produced in China or Eastern Europe, and then labeled with their brands, and operate in the same way as famous brands in other industries.

Luthier handmade piano:

The most widely circulated instruments are from Italy, Germany, Eastern Europe and China, and these violiners, which are labelled as famous luthiers, are mainly purchased by dealers, luthiers or violin teachers. The value of the handmade piano mainly depends on the fame of the luthier, among which the violin made by the famous master of Cremona, Italy is the highest.

Second-hand piano:

Some musical instrument dealers sell second-hand pianos, second-hand pianos refer to old pianos of a short age, and most of them are factory pianos with low prices. The original owner of the piano was purchased and resold by the dealer because of changing the piano or giving up learning the piano, of course, the price is low, but not every dealer operates a second-hand piano player's field.

Antique Piano:

The rarity, fame and historical value of antique pianos cannot be replicated, and the number of authentic pieces that have survived to the world is very limited. The ** of the antique piano is always at a sky-high price, as long as it is a boutique, not afraid of no buyers, the price will not be a problem, even if it is expensive, time will make up for the appreciation of the piano, the real difficulty is to confirm that this is a real and unmistakable antique piano.

Antique Qin:

The purpose of the qin, which imitates the flavor of the guqin, is to replicate the beauty of history and time. Whether there is deception in the antique qin depends on the sales attitude and behavior. If the manufacturer and distributor indicate that they are selling an antique piano and the price is close to that of a new piano, there is no deception; On the contrary, if the antique qin is called the guqin, and the price of the guqin is **, it is a deception.

The violin market is an extremely chaotic situation, because the vast majority of violins (guqin) are not worth the excitement of everyone who thinks they have met a treasure. Because in the current international market, it is impossible for good things to fall into your hands, and the opportunities in China are even more minimal. So when everyone is enthusiastic or eager to try, please calm down and think about it carefully, whether this piano is worth buying, and what category of violin it belongs to.