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Kinglos - the Leader in Visual-Art Violins
Kinglos violins are made of traditional materials of spruce and maple for violin to ensure its music performance feature. Meanwhile, with the latest painting technology based on positioning and docking the branch of color and wood, they highly keep resonance and tone intact, to endow the violin with stylish and personalized visual effect. All details are hand made by senior luthiers from Shanghai Conservatory of Music.
Kinglos Professional Electric Violin
Kinglos electric-violin provides violinists of all levels with the ability to practice confidently without disturbing others. Though the acoustic sound produced is barely a whisper, with headphones you will hear yourself in the rich, virtual environment of a resonant concert hall.
Compared with advanced and intermediate electric violins, the handicraft of professional electric violins will be more complex and refined. They have adjusting capabilities for high pitch, bass and mixed voice.
Notes:
- Just like all of other new violins, you may need to retune strings first few times when you start to play.
- When cleaning, please using soft cloth to clean the body and strings, and loose the hair of the bow after playing.
- In order to not damage the violin when shipping, the bridge may be under the fine tuners with a white paper package. You can put the bridge on the right place just like our pictures showed before you retune the strings.
- How to keep strings in tune: push the pegs inward as you tune the strings up to pitch. This ensures that the pegs hold tighter as the tension of the string goes up. If it does not work, use peg compound to help lock the pegs in place. You can also apply chalk (or rosin cake) onto the pegs where it is inserted into the peg box.
RionMan
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2018
It's honestly a beautiful violin for the low price. However, I'm not sure if it's the strings or the pegs but it doesn't seem to stay in tune very well. The fine tuners are too close to the bottom piece so you're a little limited there and the strings will touch earlier than they should. It plays a little louder than I thought it would when unplugged, which isn't bad but I had expected it to be quieter. I haven't tried playing it with headphones or an amp yet. The case is okay. It fits the violin well, but it's difficult to get the bows in. The bow is fairly low quality, so expect to replace that. The chin rest is bad, I accidentally slipped the chin rest and it nicked the clear coat of the violin so that was frustrating. Otherwise, if you're looking for an affordable violin to learn or re-learn, I'd suggest this one. Just expect to get a new bow, strings, and chin rest to get up to speed.
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