mathieu valde
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We all know - violin prices in USA are much higher than in Europe, it is a fact. I sold some violins to dealers with USA adresses and it is ok to see their prices afterwards beeing 2-2,5 times bigger than mine. But there was one guy who made best score : he bought my Mirecourt 19th cent. French violin (forgot which maker it was, quite mediocre one) with Rampals certificate, ready to play for 3000, on his Website I found it for 16500, same setup, same strings, even my demo video was used without permission. I hope "Brescian" violin does not belong to same guy...
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Run away from it!
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Well, it will be nice to have some pics with different bow holding versions (Russians, Beigian, any other?) Can somebody make ?
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Totally agree except 6.
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How do I know if a violin is overpriced (at a shop)?
mathieu valde replied to Theghostis's topic in The Pegbox
I can suggest to travel to Europe. Prices are much more friendly there. -
Do not buy for such price, it is way too much for unknown trade violin, probably chinese or Bubbenreuth production. For 2000 you can get some French instruments and then you'll be sure price will raise during months and years.
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Any notable Belgian violin makers in the 19th century to early 20th?
mathieu valde replied to Wckoek's topic in The Pegbox
Jules Camille Boulangeout one of "budget line" makers. Good French instruments still for decent price, except last approx. 10 years, when quality slightly declined.