Yamaha V 20 G Violin 4/4

This violin fully corresponds to its price. It is very convenient to play on it. She looks great externally. In a professional orchestra, it is not inferior in its shape and color of varnish, and in many cases surpasses the instruments of fellow violinists who play their expensive and well-sounding instruments of the 19th and early 20th centuries. But there is one thing, But perhaps the most important thing is that the sound of this violin, even after replacing the bridge with a high-quality one and manipulating the soundpost by a violin master, remains completely narrow, without overtones and depth, which we violinists are so looking for and appreciate in a good instrument. In conclusion, we can say that this violin is not bad for outdoor concerts under the scorching rays of the sun, or when it is drizzling. For a good concert hall, I would like the sound to be several levels higher in quality.