4/4 Violin Vintage Old Intermediate Reinel

**SOLD**
 
Suitability: Intermediate
 
Tone qualities: Alto, clear, smooth, open
 
Varnish: Flame orange
 
Strings: Thomastik Dominant (made in Vienna)
 
Fittings: Ebony pegs, ebony fingerboard, aluminum tailpiece with 4 x fine tuners, Mulko chinrest
 
Information: This vintage 4/4 size violin was made in Markneukirchen, Germany c.1961 and contains a label stating "Geigenbaumeister Gerhard Reinel in Meisterwerkstatten 'Musima' / Copy Stradivarius".
 
An ideal violin for an upper primary student or a teenager looking to upgrade to their first 4/4 instrument. It is slightly smaller than average, measuring 353mm across the back to the neck button. It also has a slightly wider than average neck, promoting a comfortable open hand position.
 
This violin makes it easy to create a good sound. It is extremely resonant with noticeable depth. The playability is buttery smooth. Very good condition with an attractive mild craquelure effect to the varnish.
 If a case or bow is required, we have a selection of new and secondhand items available in the studio.

4/4 Gerhard Reinel violin (c.1961)

Name: 4/4 Gerhard Reinel violin (c.1961)
SKU: V-17

SKU: V-17

$1,500.00

$1,300.00

Once purchased, this violin can be traded in if the player needs to upgrade to a more advanced instrument from the studio. The policy is subject to the following conditions:

This violin must have remained in good condition.

A servicing fee will be charged. This fee varies depending on the amount of servicing required.

The trade-in can be for a violin of equal but not lower value.

If traded in for a violin of greater value, the additional difference will be payable.
Wipe down the violin with a soft dry microfibre cloth after each use to minimise rosin build-up on the varnish.

Keep the violin in a protective hard case when not in use, to avoid accidental damage.

Avoid subjecting the violin to sudden or excessive changes in temperature/humidity, to prevent cracks forming or the glue dissolving.

If tuning the violin via the pegs, check that the bridge remains at a 90 degree angle and has not been pulled towards the fingerboard. Very carefully tilt it back to the original angle if required.

Contact us to have the violin serviced if you notice any of the following: pegs difficult to turn, fraying or sticky/grainy strings, unusual changes in sound, excess rosin/dust build up (either on or inside the instrument). It is recommended to have the violin serviced annually to avoid any long term issues.

4/4 Gerhard Reinel violin (c.1961)

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