Mendini by Cecilio 4/4 MV300 Solid Wood Satin Antique Violin with Hard Case, Shoulder Rest, Bow, Rosin and Extra Strings (Full Size)

It's the best 🎻 for beginners and the music emanating from this is at par with other costlier 🎻. Thanks for delivering at the given time and the response by the person at the customer care was a pleasant experience. Thanks a lot.

Good product. Good finishing. Good delivery service. Good packaging. Cost effective. I don't see any negative points as described in some of the reviews. I recommend beginners, go for it. Product even reviewed by Alison Sparrow, a professional violinist and was given a thumbs up (search in YouTube). No problems with the product yet.

This is the worst pieces of violin and the buying this violin means throwing my money in the dustbin , the bow of this violin is of worst quantity and getting loose day by day. Pls don't waste your money in buying this junck

I am no expert, it is one nice quality product.

Very good finishing but sound quality is not atall melodious. Very much metalic sound. I purchased but i had to return it. U will get better one within 4k - 5k. Retrun experience was also very bad. It took nearly 40days to get mt money back. Thanks to Amazon team to help me to refund. So think twice to purchase.

Good product.....good for beginners

Amazon.COM has it at $100 (about Rs.7000). Even including shipping, it shouldn't cross Rs.8500. Then why pay Rs.16900+ here on the "Indian version of Amazon"?

Took so much time to deliver and when it is reached , its dameged and not good in quality really a very bad experience

A mi hija le encantó es su primer violín y llegó en buen estado.

5 stelle perchè il rapporto qualità-prezzo è probabilmente il migliore trovato e si presenta benissimo. Non essendo un esperto dello strumento e della qualità del suono emesso, mi limito al giudizio del violino nella sua presentazione. Consigliatissimo a chi vuole avvicinarsi allo strumento, a chi vuole iniziare senza dover spendere un'eresia.

Straight up: I am not a violinist. I have played clarinet, I whistle, I play guitar, ukulele, fretless bass, keyboards; but classical string instruments terrified me. I am not an expert on violins, but I do know my way around guitars; Mendini does not make terrible instruments. Are they the best? How would I know? I can barely piece together a tune on the fiddle. But I can say that a week later (after setting it up and tuning it every day) it still seems to be holding its pitch. ETA Almost two years later: Having used the instrument for a while now, some of the deficiencies are obvious. The fine tuners are super tiny and difficult to adjust. The strings could be better. The bow barely holds the right shape. But those are easy things to ignore and/or upgrade. And I don't think I would have appreciated the difference if I had spent considerably more on a better instrument. It's still quite serviceable for a practice instrument, and while I look forward tot he day when I am commited enough to violin to buy something better, that day is still a long ways off. Until then, this fiddle is solidly in the "good enough" camp. The pegs slipped, but I jammed 'em into the headstock until they stuck. The bridge was a bit wonky, but a couple YouTube videos showed me how to set it up straight. The biggest issue I came across was that one of the screws on the micro-tuners fell out of the saddle. This was a trivial fix. Overall, I have zero compaints, It is a cheap violin. If am 100% certain that if it sounds bad it is entirely my own fault. Maybe one day I will get a better instrument, but until I get a decent tone out of this (which I know is possible), I know that it wouldn't be worth the extra cash.

The bow doesn't work, the strings unwind, and there's a loose bit of dowelling inside the violin. The rosin is in pieces and it was a total waste of money. I wouldn't even give it a 1 star rating.

Ideal for beginners as they can try it without alot of expense. Has everything you need to get going, great!