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Left handed 3/4 size Violin

Submitted by admin on Sat, 04/26/2008 - 20:33.
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Question from the mailbox:

We are looking for a quality, left-handed 3/4 violin for our son. We understand that such an instrument is difficult to find, especially one that was specifically built as a left-handed instrument as opposed to being a conversion. Should you have any instruments that would meet our needs, or any feedback, we would be most appreciative.

Answer:

I just have the 2 three quarter violins and this is the first time that I have had a request for a left handed violin. All I can suggest is that you continue your search for a left handed three quarter violin. It may be rare and therefore expensive if you want quality but someone in the world has one for sale I am sure.

Apparently a right handed violin can be converted by moving the sound bar and the sound post.

Members: Do any of you have any experiences with a left handed violin?


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