How I FLIPPED this $100 Violin into $10 000 (and how it sounds)

[@thisdudoe7969]

Is there sheet music for 7:14 . The way you played sounded realy beautiful

[@dvides89]

Would be interesting to compare to your own main violin.

[@smithmusicstudies]

That violin was violated during your description of its physique. 😂

[@twokool4skool129]

Hate to rain on the parade, but it sounds the same as the $100 Amazon violin. Maybe a little louder, but you said you were pressing harder on the strings. Don't know where you're getting the $10k estimate from, but no one's going to be dumb enough to buy it for that. I hope it's just the mic because there's definitely not a $9900 sound difference.

[@AM-6030]

I second that this would be great to compare with your main violin. That would be an interesting comparison!

[@namansheth6112]

Are the strings still setting in? The violin sounds a little flat rn but the sound was super deep and resonant

[@smithmusicstudies]

It sounds really beautiful! Well done to you and your Luthier friend!

[@shulehr]

but do these violins have the same strings ?

[@k98killer]

It really does not make sense to use $100 as the cost basis considering the total cost was closer to $500.

[@robioavion]

Great video as always! May I please know what piece you played @7:14. Well done!

[@ViolinMechanic]

Its a Christian hymn I rendered in a romantic style called “all to Jesus I surrender”

[@joshtheviolinist]

Im trying out new violins and i saw a ton of Mirecourt ones. Thanks for clearing up what it is for me!

[@H3lmert]

Hi you were the best teacher I ever had and you help me with alot thank you alot from gab❤

[@RiaS825]

As someone who is in desperate need of an upgrade, I wish my parents had the money

[@Naydzart]

If you didn’t sell it how can you say you flipped it? Totally doubt your valuation.

[@johnalexander301]

I don’t understand how you think that instrument is possibly worth $10,000 😂

[@AprendizAdulto]

it's called click bait.

[@nubulite]

Wood quality back then was substantially superior. Not to mention, French violins made by skilled artists were explicitly perfected

[@AprendizAdulto]

@@nubulite great lets see you sell that violin for 10k without provenance.

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

@@nubulitea diamond in the rough?

[@fragslap5229]

Yeahhhhhh, I kinda WONDER whether he'll ever actually get ANYONE to PAY 10 grand for that instrument.

[@Mr_Lyric]

wow the second one definitly sounds a lot less tinny

[@emjeezmusic7603]

Me i also bought my Violin from Japan Surplus in our home town (Philippines) it only cost me like almost $200 or ₱10,000... The condition of the instrument at that time is just ok, With A lot of scratches and missing chin rest only. Good thing it was playable at that time and it sounded beautifully that my freaking $300 Höfner AS 160V violin wahahahaha so I decided to buy that violin and sell my Hofner violin to get more funds for restoration. Today im very happy for my violin atleast. Hahahahah

[@portlyoldman]

It’s never going to be as good as my blue one 🧐

[@grauenritter9220]

STONKS

[@oxoelfoxo]

waiting to find out how much you spent to get it fixed

[@emmacrivellari3183]

Books that is so bad

[@DavidS-pt7hc]

Don’t sell this violin, please donate it to me…..