Intermediate+ Violin

    
Intermediate+ Violin    01:01 on Monday, March 7, 2005          
(Jenn)
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My teacher has informed me that I have outgrown my violin, a Ton-Klar Dancla that I got for my 12th birthday or something. I played for 7 years then quit for 7 or so because I was preoccupied with school. Now I`m back at it and apparently a $200 violin isn`t really cutting it.

I like to think I have some skill and that this is something I`ll continue with. I`m really enjoying it and have been fairly dedicated at practicing. My teacher is pretty amazed at how much I am remembering.

The point of all this is, I`m looking for a new violin, probably in the $750-$1500 price range. I notice people seem pretty excited about Gliga, and not just on this board. So, I am really interested in either a Gama or a Maestro. I`m mostly interested in what people have to say about the difference between Gama and Maestro, and whether it might be worth it to me to go for the Maestro. I don`t want to get a violin I couldn`t properly appreciate at my skill level. Also, what is a Gama `Super` and what makes it super?

Thanks for any advice!


Re: Intermediate+ Violin    18:38 on Monday, March 7, 2005          
(Elizabeth Ward)
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get a Gama. The difference in tone between a gama and a maestro is not huge and we have even seen gamas that outplay Maestros.

Liz


Re: Intermediate+ Violin    20:38 on Tuesday, March 8, 2005          
(Bai Li Xing)
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