Two Scott Cao 850 and Ming Jiang Zhu 905 Violins for Bin

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We know that purchasing a string instrument is a big decision, and every instrument is unique. Since you might not live nearby, or be able to play the instrument (yet) we're here to play them for you and let you hear the ACTUAL instrument you will receive.
We make these videos for instruments at the Master level and higher, and request that it be used for serious inquiries only since they are very labor intensive. To have one made with some of the instruments you are considering, contact us: Email: [e-mail], or Phone: [phone].
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[@laurencelance586]

I like the first Ming more than the 850. While both are nice, what I hears in thing Ming is a richer fuller voice.

[@Fiddlershop]

Thanks for watching, Laurence!

[@tinchauea]

MJZ is definitely more warm, deep, and rich in tone.

[@cassieliu7824]

is the first MJZ a Guarneri pattern?

[@Fiddlershop]

Yes, those F-holes go on for days!