Violins & Bows

Please visit How to Choose a Violin for a discussion of what to consider when selecting a violin. Before buying a violin, it is a very good idea to test several violins. If you do decide to buy online or through mail order, carefully investigate the company’s return policy. If you're a beginner, you may want to ask your violin teacher or a violinist friend to play the violin you are considering buying to make sure that the violin is well-made and has a good tone.

Interested in trying an electric violin? Take a look at sample electric violins below.

Violins & Bows


Eastman

Cremona

Bunnel

Stentor

Giuliani

Bow Buddy

CodaBow

Glasser

Yamaha

Vangoa electric

NS electric

Stingray





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