Vangoa 1/2 Full Size Acoustic Violin Fiddle Kit, Professional Solid Wood Violin, Spruce Top, Matched Unique Maple Wood Pattern, Premium Ebony Fitting, Beginner Kids, By Vangoa

This review is for Vangoa's most expensive 4/4 violin model offered on Amazon. For a beginner instrument, this one has a surprisingly good sound quality. The violin is nicely made. The maple stripes are spray painted. Most importantly, it has a great tone: good projection, nice, balanced sound: neither too bright, nor too mellow, the different strings are balanced well. The bridge is not the best, but it works. The bows are OK and the other items included are functional too. The case is nice. The only thing which could be improved is the shoulder rest: it is not easy to fold and is uncomfortable. It took some time until the tuning pegs stayed in place, I guess the instrument needed to settle to the local climate. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised, for the price I wasn't expecting such a good sound quality.Having listened to YouTube sound samples of the usual beginner violin brands at similar price range (Cecilio, Mendini, Cremona etc. ), this Vangoa violin sounds better or just as good as those. I couldn't find much info about the Vangoa, but it seems that it is a relatively new offering and it seems that they take seriously quality control.For a moderately priced yet still very nice sounding violin, I highly recommend this Vangoa product.

Vangoa Violin 4/4 Full Size Set Acoustic Violin Fiddle Kit Professional Solid Wood Violin is perfect. its professional and sounds great

I got this to learn violin on with the help of my sister who can play. I didn't want to put a ton into something and then lose interest. This is perfect. Actually I did not expect much but the quality of it is really very good. It comes with everything you need to get started! This should last me for awhile getting into this instrument and learning to play!

Great starter instrument

If you're looking for a high-quality and affordable violin, then the Solid Wood Violin with Premium Ebony Fittings is an excellent choice. Made from natural maple wood, this violin has a unique and beautiful grain that sets it apart from other violins.In addition, the violin comes with a durable ebony octagonal bow and two ebony bows that provide a smooth and responsive playing experience. The premium ebony fittings add to the overall beauty of the violin and give it a professional look and feel.The violin starter kit also comes with a range of accessories that make it perfect for beginners. The large rectangular carrying case is lightweight and easy to carry, making it ideal for students who need to transport their violin to and from lessons. The beautiful rosin adds to the overall aesthetics of the instrument and makes it a joy to play.Other included accessories such as the violin bridge, shoulder rest, mute, tuner, replacement strings, fretboard stickers, cleaning cloth, and instructions are all essential items that any beginner needs to get started playing the violin.

Our granddaughter is taking up violin this year so I ordered this violin. The violin kit comes with a lot stuff to get the new student off and running: Instruction manual, tuner, fingerboard stickers, rosin, mute device, shoulder rest, 2 ebony bows, extra strings, a bridge, cleaning cloth and a soft-sided case. This is a really well made violin and hopefully she will have a great time learning the violin this year. I would recommend this violin kit.

This really a decent student starter instrument. You will need to mount the bridge when you receive it, but it really isn't that hard to do (or have a teacher or local shop help out). It includes all the accessories you might need, including a mute, an extra bow, extra strings, rosin, etc. The case is decent. Definitely a good place to start until they are ready to move on to a more advanced upgraded instrument.

This violin kit is worth the $200, but it is not as professional as the listing would lead you to believe. Straight out of the case I had to restring the violin as the strings were no longer connected to the pegs. it is a complete kit - I would say the target audience would be those who want to see if a violin is the way to go without investing a lot of money. Just keep in mind that this violin is harder to play than the real thing, so it is a mediocre introduction to the world of strings. But for $200, were you expecting a lot more?