Name: Vangoa Acoustic Violin 4/4, Spruce Top &amp; Ebony Fitting, Solid Wood Violin Outfit for Beginners, 4/4 Full size
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Vangoa Acoustic Violin 4/4, Spruce Top & Ebony Fitting, Solid Wood Violin Outfit for Beginners, 4/4 Full size

?【Solid Wood】The stiff and dense nature of the aged spruce top produces denser and more resonant sound that is warm and pleasing to the ears. It is lightweight for comfort daily practice. Quality Maple backs & sides and ebony fittings make it durable and long-lasting
?【Reliable Quality】Ebony fingerboard is dense and hard to withstand the stress of continued daily use, not like other painted wood that has a tendency to rub blackness off onto your hands
?【Great Sound】Vanished Body benefited from the exquisite skill of painting so that the violin sounds clear, bright and grateful with uniform quality, Brazilian wood bow with unbleached genuine horsehair provides wonderful bite
? 【Cost-effective Outfit】Lightweight hard case properly secures the violin while making the transport easier and safer. Useful beginner kits included making playing hassle-free, saving time and money to purchase accessories separately, such as tuner, pickup, shoulder rest, extra strings and rosin
? ??5-Day Satisfaction Guarantee】Vangoa provides enough time for customers to test the sound and promises a satisfactory solution if ever you find manufacture defects

Spruce Top

The top of Vangoa acoustic violin is made of spruce, which is a superior material to make musical instrument because of its light weight, low internal friction and its high quality of frequency respond.

AAA Solid Spruce Top
Reliable Quality
Great Sound
Practical Beiginner Outfit
45-Day Satisfaction Service


Durable Ebony Fingerboard Quality ebony fittings make it durable and long-lasting. Ebony fingerboard is dense and hard to withstand the stress of continued daily use, unlike other painted wood that has a tendency to rub blackness off onto your hands.	Excellent Sound Performance The stiff and dense nature of the aged spruce top produces denser and more resonant sound that is warm and pleasing to the ears. Solid spruce wood makes violins from the beginner level to the concert level.	Stage Standard Design Varnished Body benefited from the exquisite skill of painting so that the violin sounds clear, bright and grateful with uniform quality, Brazilian wood bow with unbleached genuine horsehair provides wonderful bite.

Size Selection Reference

The length of the arm is a vital factor for choosing a violin. There are many size of violin for children, such as 3/4, 1/4, 1/2??/8??/10 and 1/16.

The size of violin can make a huge influence to the playing posture and playing method of children.

How to select a violin in a suitable size for children?

Clamp the violin to your chin and extend your left arm to touch the scroll of violin. If your left hand can cup the scroll, it means the violin is suitable for you. If your fingers on the left hand can only touch the scroll, it means the violin is a bit large for you. If your left wrist can touch the scroll, it means the violin is a bit small for you.

Easy to Tune

The full size violin set comes with a digital tuner, which made tuning easier. Please adjust the tuner to enter the violin tuning mode before tuning.

Tips for Tuning

A new violin need patient adjustments to make it ready for playing

Adjust the pitch of each string using the pegs.
Please push the tuning pegs in as you turn it, to make sure the peg is staying wedged in.
Make sure that as you turn the peg that the string evenly coils around the peg.
After tuning is complete, make sure that the tailpiece side of the bridge is still properly aligned.
If the bridge is leaning in either direction, slightly loosen the strings and carefully re-align the bridge using both hands.

How to Place a Bridge on Violin?


1. Loosen the strings slightly To avoid snapping a string while placing the bridge, loosen the strings slightly. You loosen violin strings by turning the tuning knobs on the end of the violin.	2. Place the bridge between the F-holes When you slide the bridge under the strings, make sure it’s between the two F-holes. The bridge should be placed at roughly the midway point of the f-holes.	3. Make sure the bridge is standing at a 90 degree angle The side of the bridge facing the violin’s tailpiece should stand at 90 degree. The other side of the bridge should be sloped forward slightly. If not, put it in place backwards. You’ll have to remove the bridge and start over.	4. Tighten the strings Re-tighten your strings to keep the knob in place. Gently turn each knob on the bottom of the violin. It’s a good idea to use one hand to hold the bridge in place while tightening the strings, to prevent it from falling over.


	Electric Violin	Acoustic Violin
Top	Maple	Spruce
Fretboard	Maple	Ebony
Pick-up	Built-in	Adheasive
Size	Full-size 4/4	Full-size 4/4
Bow	Octagonal Stick Shape	Standard Stick Shape

Vangoa Acoustic Violin 4/4, Spruce Top & Ebony Fitting, Solid Wood Violin Outfit for Beginners, 4/4 Full size

Spruce Top

Durable Ebony Fingerboard

Excellent Sound Performance

Stage Standard Design

Size Selection Reference

Easy to Tune

Tips for Tuning

A new violin need patient adjustments to make it ready for playing

How to Place a Bridge on Violin?

1. Loosen the strings slightly

2. Place the bridge between the F-holes

3. Make sure the bridge is standing at a 90 degree angle

4. Tighten the strings

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