Can You Hear the Difference Between a Cheap and Expensive Violin?

[@RobLandes]

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[@zoeyoong974]

Rob Landes u one of my music senpais

[@andreasalbarosa7247]

Rob Landes I’m from cremona and it is the most important city of violin in the word, stradivari was born in cremona

[@Narutofan-og6eg]

Oof

[@ericrapirap9742]

Do u have violin giveaways?

[@readingRoom100]

I've concluded that ur a shit violin player. I can comment because I don't play violin at all.

[@elbee5191]

I sold my car to buy a violin... best $68 I've ever spent.

[@TheRealJackfrog]

kek

[@tdRockxc568]

el bee OMG LOL

[@facepalmfacepalmovich912]

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[@davidsegarceanu1211]

el bee made my day, thanks

[@nerdgamer2749]

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[@darktemp_de]

Timestamps for jumping around: 0:30 0:44 0:55 | 62 $ 1:53 2:08 2:19 | 130000 $ 2:56 3:11 3:21 | 185000 $ 4:00 4:15 4:25 | 285000 $ Timestamp description: 1. slow start section 2. fast middle section 3. high end section Mainly I made this for myself, but maybe it's useful for others, too :)

[@magicmonkey3847]

Darktemp THANK YOU!!!

[@pjacefilms]

You're a saint

[@I3asher]

What would an affordable 1000 $ violin sound like? Basically a good quality violin versus the ones from the 1700s?

[@RobLandes]

+I3asher I'll be releasing a video on that in the next couple of months!!

[@triciaa7259]

@Rob Landes - thank you! I think that video will really be enlightening for people. A person *can* purchase an instrument that doesn't sound like.... well... the $68 beginner version without spending hundreds of thousands of dollars. People who want to play as a hobby, but who have enough of an ear that playing the first type of instrument would kill their soul should definitely know that there are options.

[@somebody2772]

I actually started the violin freshmen year and here was a beginning program at my school so I gave it a shot. I rented one from the school that I didn’t like that much, and couldn’t wait to get my own. I did a garage sale and made about two hundred dollars? I was really upset because I wanted to buy one but felt bad if my family bought it for me. I was really upset. Then like fate, my family got a call from someone who they knew who heard about the garage sale to raise money for my violin. The lady said she used to play and kept her violin from many years ago and was willing to give me it for free! I was so happy. She gave us the cooking including a gorgeous bow. It needed new strings and bridge and a new bow. My money I made qualified to fix it up and my grandma volunteered to buy my hundred dollar bow. I love my instrument so much and am getting better each time. Sorry this was long but I felt happy to share.

[@picklechips1483]

Aww, that's so lovely!

[@Junior736209]

This is awesome. I'm actually gonna get a electric viin in a few days so wish me luck. I've always wanted to play and finally have a way of getting one.

[@shizukagozen777]

Brady What a kind soul ! God bless that lady ! (And lucky you btw)

[@ori4042]

LuciFeR GrG no I would recommend something more “quality.” Perhaps a $110-$200 to start, rather than an overly cheap violin because I heard they are really wack and tuning them is more than enough pain. I’m no professional but at least I know not to buy super cheap violins

[@moonlight_oats]

LuciFeR GrG I would suggest to not get a $60 one because those are cheap. I’d suggest to get anything in the 100-600 USD range, more ranging to the higher numbers though. If you go to a music store you can do this thing rent to buy and you pay off the violin as you see renting it.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I can't tell the difference, simply because Rob plays them all equally as good

[@crisp.6341]

First comment on this comment P.S. stop following meh.

[@thecommentator2925]

The moral of the video, buy a $62 dollar violin as opposed to something over a hundred grand.

[@hamzerpanzer]

@@thecommentator2925 Definitely don’t do that, unless you’re a master there is a pretty significant difference that could end up discouraging a new player

[@josephinethalmann2985]

I hear a big difference

[@pktgako]

or all equally as bad. jk

[@pianolover007]

A good violinist can make a $62 violin sounds like a $2000 violin whereas a bad violinist can make a $2000 sounds like a $62 violin.

[@ttmich]

Love this! :)

[@haneeshac3712]

I am that bad violinist

[@lindsaysmith9138]

I could make a 2000 dollar violin sound like a $0 plastic harmonica 😂

[@airbearsarrow3426]

No such thing as a bad violinist.

[@massmanute]

And a good violinist can make a $2000 violin sound like a $20,000 violin.

[@sunsiebee]

So let’s have a look at the affordable-ish range *this one is $130,000, so more than most people’s cars*

[@ronaldstew5267]

That is so true

[@oldcannoli8296]

Fr I can't even afford my car lmao

[@Cal97g]

Who spends even near that on a fucking car

[@norberto05121964]

@@Cal97g exactly, thats why he said more expensive then most peoples cars. Not AS expensive as their cars

[@apreil4821]

But about you’re average American house, Totally affordable

[@keithrowsell6847]

Sound comparison Hallelujah 0:30 - Cheap 65 $ Violin 1:54 - 130,000 $ Violin 2:57 - 185,000 $ Violin 4:00 - 285,000 $ Violin Thunderstruck 0:45 - Cheap 65 $ Violin 2:08 - 130,000 $ Violin 3:11 - 185,000 $ Violin 4:15 - 285,000 $ Violin

[@lolatmyage]

The gold standard of violin comparisons

[@LJimbox]

Keith Rowsell thanks dude

[@TheCelticwoman2010]

Keith Rowsell thank you so much!!

[@siri5186]

Thanks bro

[@user-pd3el2lo3x]

Of the three expensive ones I don't think there's one that's the "best" they're all good in different ways. Although they are definitely better than the cheap one.

[@alextran775]

The difference is that one makes my wallet scream and the other doesn’t.

[@jeklinmarvipongotak4381]

My skill is, i could play a $285,000 violin sound like $62

[@sweetwatanabe9764]

Me too I bought an expensive one but ugh, I’m making it sound so bad I wanna cry

[@GPDF]

Jeklin Ed Warren: I loved your comment and I think it was very funny. I go to the same path as you, or maybe my sound would be even cheaper than US$ 62.00 😀

[@jeklinmarvipongotak4381]

Geraldo Frade lol, i admitted that 5 seconds after playing *ugghh my fingers hurt*

[@FragmentedBetaStar]

Lol you just gotta keep practicing. My fingers hurt for a long time when I first started. You eventually develop calluses. Tip for making an inexpensive violin sound better: buy a better quality set of strings and possibly a new bridge. I would have a professional do the switch for you though if you're new to it.

[@chinaball4409]

I can play 285000💲 violin sound like Toy Violin

[@MrEagle2704-OFFICIAL]

I wouldn't be comfortable holding a Ferrari in my hands

[@Petaurista13]

So what you will do if you find girl you love or you will have child and you will hold them in your hands? For me they are more valuable than all fancy cars in the world.

[@Abo39FooR]

i wouldn't be comfortable driving one either.

[@MMPNeelmani]

Sab maya h(everything is illusion)

[@HappyPotat]

Honestly Ferrari's aren't very comfortable cars. They just look nice and sound loud.

[@goji253]

NemoTheEight Well, you would probably not fear to break your child in your hands, would you?

[@KrystalYang0009]

Rob: "which violin is in a more affordable range." Daniel : Here's a $130,000.00 violin Me: mouth drops open

[@angelastein1986]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chaostade4087]

yeah i thought it would start at about 5k or smth...

[@atomtron1066]

It is in the price range of those couples on those house buying shows. Where she works as a Gerbil Wrangler and her husband is a ticket taker at the subway. But they are looking for a 1.2 million dollar house.

[@RamenTheNoodle]

Yeah the presenter guy was like -.- lol

[@luismedina5792]

what type of violin is that

[@squid3627]

0:30 - cheapest violin (62$) 4:00 - most expensive violin (approx. 280,000$)

[@blame8008]

You really hear the difference when you play those two right after each other. There's a better resonance and sound quality in the more expensive one. The cheaper one sounds like a newly started singer. Whereas the expensive one is like someone whose been singing for decades and knows her sound well and the quality comes out.

[@flashylights]

@@blame8008 yep hands down

[@kimseniorb]

Its all in your heads folks. Both sound like a violin(like crap) to the listener, nobody gives a shit.

[@mykofreder1682]

It was close, and they made it appear the setup was right out of the Amazon box. Put better strings and try to optimize the setup with new bridge and tail piece, which I assume the more expensive instruments had, it probably would be closer. I assumed he used the same bow for all, it appears to be the case, if it is his bow or one he likes from the shop it may cost 5-10 times more than the violin cost, that could be a factor. If you spent more than $62 for your violin and it sounds worse, it probably is mostly likely technique, if you think cheap bow is contributing it probably is, and a terrible setup probably is helping.

[@WasaboDuckBoy]

kimseniorb or maybe you just have shit hearing and/or headphones, the expensive literally just sounds way better. like objectively better

[@KharamelSueno]

If you want to hear the Demo's of each violin closer together for comparison: 0:30 ---$64 1:53--- $130k 2:56 -- $185k 4:00 --- $285k

[@KharamelSueno]

Thumbs up if this helps :D!

[@arbitraryme]

Tyler M thanks a lot!

[@niklasschwartzerd3847]

may god bless you

[@AstroBananna]

Tyler M excellent work thanks

[@Dilemafilm]

wow! Thanks!

[@izzatirfan1995]

Pawn stars : so you got a violin made in 1700, best i can do is $50

[@doel89]

its gonna take up real estate

[@TexasbyStorm]

It requires a specialized buyer, the right person has to come along that just happens to be looking for not just an old violin, but a Milanese violin. Now if it were a Stradivarius I could go up to $100. :P

[@Philly_Gamer]

Lmao!

[@erichuang8246]

Sike, so old. The best I can do is $1

[@fadlihermawan3128]

But maybe the violin itself priced lower than $50 at the year it was produced

[@danielbelmir0]

I think I would be more comfortable holding my heart out of my body than holding a violin more expensive than my life.

[@raizelcortez3219]

This made me laugh so hard. I was thinking similarly the whole time I was watching

[@nemosloth]

Mood

[@krazylion9743]

Daniel Belmiro bro I would be terrified to snap one of the strings

[@wendyshell8679]

Daniel Belmiro 😂😂😂😂!

[@myes344]

Padd the floor with foam mattress

[@cybernetix86]

To be honest, I can hear a slight difference between them but nothing that would justify that price other than the fact that they are very rare and pieces of collection.

[@wkzehy3670]

If the guy who owns an expensive instrument decides to give it to some state museum he'll get tax returns. The amount of this money is the actual sound difference, and the only reason why such prices exist.

[@ivanic5246]

It’s not just about sound but how it feels to play

[@obed818]

Na its about sound lol

[@ivanic5246]

@@obed818 mostly yea but lmao but you don’t want a beautiful sounding instrument that is too rough or big for you

[@andrewanderson3016]

It’s diffficult to tell the difference from a video. In real life the difference is much more

[@holyfrack3539]

“Can you show us one of the affordable-ish violins?” Owner: *UHH YEA THIS ONE IS ABOUT $130,000.* Me: My car barely costs 15,000...

[@MidnightCyanide]

Itz Ash lol my car was $800

[@Jordan-vf6sn]

MidnightCyanide same haha

[@DONK8008]

My car was £250.. :(

[@rocketmann845]

My car=800$

[@rocketmann845]

MidnightCyanide yooooo i posted without seeing ur comment

[@aryak9564]

ok but can you play a 5-string 1.5 million dollar diamond bejeweled violin at 15 notes a second???

[@andrewmueller5658]

Most inacurite tho

[@kiracarver2405]

This made me laugh

[@snowbell7232]

Super sacrelogious

[@tomoherron4761]

Found the twoset fan (me too though)

[@jay-vw7yq]

*If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly*

[@orpheusmultimedia3516]

I asked a violinist once what was the difference between a violin and a fiddle. He replied, "The number of teeth in the musician."

[@QueenSlytherin]

Orpheus Multimedia LMAO

[@skylermeyer3049]

Orpheus Multimedia It's how you pronouce the word string. "String is a violin whilst "strang" is a fiddle. Haha

[@gunrecon1143]

Fiddles are played exclusively by people named Johnny

[@midnightraivyn452]

Violin and fiddle are the same exact instrument it just depends on the type of music u play. But thats a hilarious response 😂

[@timcarlton5491]

Nobody cares if you spill beer on a fiddle.

[@jockelill]

And here we are listening to this on our 5$ speakers on our phones🧐🤔

[@suvangoda7773]

Concludety xD

[@michaelmodernsonicfan5341]

@Taryn Arnold thos are the pro air pods

[@demigodgilman]

No no no remember it technically only costs around 10 cents to make a cell phone. The rest is all mark up by corporation.

[@adamguy4111]

@@demigodgilman You are really dumb, they are expensive because they require new materials to make because of the new hardware. They need to get their money back by marking up the price to afford to make them, like the note 8, it costed 369 dollars to make, if they priced it at 400, they wouldn't be able to afford the new materials. Why would you think it costs 10 cents? Not even an educated guess, you are saying the speakers, screen, and the other hardware is worth 10 cents?

[@tehRedRunner]

@@adamguy4111 A 7% margin seems really slim, are you absolutely sure about that? I mean, they obvious don't cost 10 cents (I'm pretty sure they were joking about that anyway), but I really think they'd be aiming for a significantly higher margin. Edit: I looked up the retail and production price of a Note 8. While you are correct about the production price, the MSRP is $929. A 60% margin, which makes a lot more business sense.

[@RevoltingRudi]

"tell use a bit about one of the more affordable ones" "yeah here we have a nice littele violin for 130k" ähm...yes...

[@shahzadsheikh1304]

Steve Warris ....hahaha

[@kew1900]

Interesting offer hmmmm

[@maxscott3349]

I couldn't afford the first one

[@mcwa8177]

Steve Warris lmao true

[@BassClass100]

Sorry man ... sold my farm this week ... have NO changes in my pocket to buy this ... you said 120K right? I will tell my Butler to send the guy who carry the water bucket for the assistant of the cleaner of my employees cabin to purchase from you. Is it ok?

[@Danny_Cruz]

"This one was made in London in 1790... 94'." "...Cool." The appreciation.

[@Danny_Cruz]

Then continues to play "Thunderstruck"...

[@mplspc]

Oh yeah, nbd, it's just a 223 year old violin. You see those all over

[@r3alfish]

What else do you say tho? Lol.

[@theweirdestoriginalpotato1780]

Daniel Cruz woah

[@theweirdestoriginalpotato1780]

Daniel Cruz Lol

[@streax8967]

I'm sure violinist can hear the difference better than us non violin users. I know everyone has their thing and I respect that you'd spend thousands of dollars on a violin. The difference must be amazing.

[@zelafary8685]

Honestly, it's hard to hear much difference with the mic quality.

[@TheOneAndOnlyConley]

I absolutely hear a diffrence in all of them. I definitely prefer the ones with some more miles on them

[@BryanChandler]

I'm a guitar player and the difference is massive. BUT, wood instruments usually improve over time. Not actually a fair comparison.

[@isnerdy]

I can hear a considerable difference, even just through my laptop speakers. The Amazon violin sounds like it was made out of wet cardboard.

[@miguelfry3301]

L O L so the difference between each is the tone. The more expensive the violin the richer the tone quality is. The cheaper, it will still have a good tone but it's not going to have a super rich tone...... now before anyone asks yes I play the violin, I bought mine for $100 and I took it to be appraised in its current state it's worth around $75,000. I'm a musician, violin, cello, upright bass, piano, trumpet just to list a few....... also what will make a violin more expensive is the wood that was used and the people that made the violins. Helpful hint, if you have an expensive violin DO NOT drill a hole in it to turn it into an electric violin. The second you drill into it or alter it you cut the value of it down by more than half.

[@giulianacr2638]

I spot the difference: Cheap violin- lacks resonance and depth,sounds scratchy at times. Expensive violin- sounds richer, has more depth and resonance.

[@shadowm5342]

Yes I can heard that sound, the depth

[@mathewsalas2586]

Shut up!

[@GottHoldNicetomeet]

The resonance comes from the empty wallet

[@hvsingh1733]

@@GottHoldNicetomeet 🤣🤣

[@ppmghee211]

Yeah i heard

[@catistable7595]

*Plays Thunder Struck on a violin that older than the usa*

[@joshuawollenhaupt8144]

Admiral Blake Cobalt I know right! It kind of hurts me . I dont play that on my 300 dollar violin

[@Drakeo]

+Du Rocky fuck yea

[@joemarinello4555]

Thunder Struck is Australian

[@ObsidianFoxUS]

Not saying it's an American song, but it's a very violent one to play on such an antique violin lol

[@xx-gemini-xx1236]

Nextrate the USA is only a few hundred years old dumbass

[@charlescoleman5509]

There's an apocryphal story about Jascha Heifetz regarding a woman who came up to him after a performance and said: "I love the sound of your Violin.". Heifetz then placed the Violin next to his ear and responded: "Really? I can't hear anything." The morale of this story? It's more about the player than the instrument.

[@RobLandes]

+Charles Coleman my parents have been telling me this story since I was a kid!!

[@charlescoleman5509]

Yeah. It's a good story whether it's true or not. Great playing by the way. Hope you get to play my Violin Concerto one day. (With any one of those Violins.) :)

[@Victor56016]

True shit

[@jamesintriago8037]

Hiiiiiii Rob Landes! I would love to ask a huge favor to please "Love" my original comment for everyone to view. It is in the comment section somewhere. Thank you everyone for liking my comment if you can find it! you are helping a lot!

[@AlexRiversMusic]

Charles Coleman That's not entirely true. Of course it's disrespectful to say that after a world class concerto by HEIFETZ himself, but every Violin has a different tone, and you can't deny that. That's like saying a professional driver should be able to do all kinds of NASCAR shit on a junky car from the scrapyard.

[@bennys4053]

both violins sound like logitech speakers. Amazing

[@ollehhello411]

dead

[@GuruishMike]

And that does it. Thanks for coming everyone.

[@TheHunter1811]

lmao

[@anonymoushazard3545]

bennyS LMAO underrated comment!

[@rei_cirith]

I wish I could give you more thumbs ups.

[@ToxicRisu]

"More than most peoples cars" Bruh. More than most peoples house.

[@chairntable322]

correct

[@6047-y7x]

Now i just need a pair of 280,000$ headphones to hear the difference

[@shufadragon]

ha, I'd say proper microphone that isnt across the room would be the biggest difference.

[@giuseppepentangelo1521]

YJ wan i have heard the difference between the first and the second even whitout headphones

[@samjimo1878]

😂

[@wongchoiloi2629]

604 778 six movix

[@Morrigi192]

My headset was on sale for $40 and I could hear the difference.

[@Echopoet233]

1st violin 0:31 2nd violin 1:53 3rd violin 2:57 4th violin 4:00 Thank me later

[@jovan8456]

Horacio Ulloa Thank you 😂

[@izicpaul1764]

Horacio Ulloa h

[@cathjimin]

thanks

[@ThisIsHiiiii]

Going from 1 through 4 was kind of impressive, but going back to 1 after 4 was just ridiculous LOL

[@user-zl7xf7yo7h]

how said I will

[@HECKproductions]

i would be scared shitless to even touch one of those like they would desintergrate if i made one wrong move

[@cartoonworld1000]

HECKproductions I know LMAO

[@turtleplaysviolin4319]

HECKproductions haha well im in a class for so wish me luck!

[@nuka9239]

yeah they dont but dont break the strings or bridge

[@josephtoto80]

HECKproductions actually it is

[@chopsticks9984]

_"Here's my Ferrari 488 Spyder. Go take it for a spin on a slalom course."_

[@akbarbaboli5447]

It’s not just the violin making the sound. Quality of the strings, the bow and quality of the hair on the bow and most importantly the player plays a significant role here. People like me won’t hear the difference. That is for someone who is really down to the very small details of sounds

[@MainDoodler]

Invite some people and make a blind test. That'd be awesome.

[@the_bottomfragger]

MainDoodler Do the blind test in a concert hall and play something that actually shows what the violins are capable of and I'd love to see it. This can't be taken seriously at all lol

[@popanda3652]

Person my fave was the third one. Im listening on ink'd skullcandy earbuds. I feel the last one may be past its prime :(

[@cjameco8825]

That's not how violins work. The "prime" is anytime after about 5 years of use. They need to be broken in but after that they play well until they fall apart.

[@popanda3652]

CJameco ah, didnt know that, i play piano, and they do have "primes" depending on quality. Im no motzart or chopin, but i can play zelda themes:)

[@cubturtle628]

Po Panda if you upkeep a piano well it also will play forever, there's an old 1802 Steinway at my college I love playing when I can get time on it.

[@colethecrazy]

*DID YOU KNOW?* “This is equivalent to the value of 20,371 copies of Shrek 3.”

[@eldrinpaulgok-ong3450]

thats alot of all star playthrough

[@camreyes1819]

That's a lot of swamp

[@qoisant1015]

shrek 3 is shit and should not be considered canon

[@cameronrastedt3090]

Stings - The Science Of that’s kind of why it’s funny

[@ZenQuarta678]

Why shrek?

[@flaviosoares2825]

Comparison: 1st song = 0:31 1:54 2:57 4:00 2nd song = 0:45 2:09 3:11 4:15 3rd song = 0:55 2:19 3:22 4:25

[@ebosowawo437]

Thanks

[@alphadooggs]

Thank you good sir

[@montesquieu8005]

Do you know what the second song is called

[@flaviosoares2825]

@@montesquieu8005 AC/DC - Thunderstruck

[@montesquieu8005]

Flavio Soares thank you

[@prixlez6988]

I can hear a difference a difference in my wallet

[@yunhaze931]

I'm gonna start using Holo Charizard cards as a measurement of currency "Oh yeah my laptop is like 55 Holo Charizard cards"

[@RobLandes]

+Ian Hayes 😂

[@blankboy96]

LMAO DIS ONE

[@junkyardjim]

I'm in on that one... Went to the grocery store, bought about a holo charizard worth of food... shouldn't hurt that budget that much, got some bonus holo charizards this pay.

[@Trump_Train]

Glad I'm not the only one who uses pokemon card currency or pcc in the card community.

[@josej.navarrocandelaria4216]

Ian Hayes my country uses only Zapdos, what is the current conversion of Zapdos to Charizard? 😅

[@einokooboss2734]

i have 3 dollars

[@LackLionb]

gathered them till 1200$

[@Yaboringme]

eino thats 2 more than me

[@xChikyx]

eino i have like $800 in debts

[@jasmijnraaij2987]

€300 here

[@shooterkatze]

I have a half-eaten cheeseburger from McDonalds...

[@egghman1323]

The diifference in the sound is the sound of an empty wallet and full wallet

[@philyip4432]

eggh man Zen philosophy in it's finest ! Kudos to you , sir !

[@zitafeher2286]

eggh man Whahaha, this was a good one😂😂😂😉😎

[@souvikguha1495]

comment of the year

[@PJGRAND]

LOL

[@Tigerbricks11]

Either way I’d still be wasting money on something I can’t use and don’t need

[@skyblockqolmods]

Why buy an expensive car when u can buy a violin 😂😂

[@secondraygun1957]

Idk

[@randompersonontheinternet6762]

Music is expensive

[@rustyshackleford9362]

Because even the cheapest car can still run over the most expensive violin 😂😂🤣

[@ishma2100]

Because you get no pussy with a violin

[@petethescalemodeller6130]

A HOUSE EVEN

[@ImRenzify]

"Tell use a bit about one of the more affordable ones" "Yeah here we have a nice little violin for 130k". Ehm, you see the way my bank account is set up....

[@safaa3618]

Hello Sup AAAAAAAHHHHH KEVIN HART'S STAND UPS ARE TRASH SH*T

[@TechnoTal]

Looooooooooooool from kevin harts standups its fucking hilarious

[@adamdevries2909]

Safaa El Haimoudi no one likes you

[@safaa3618]

Adam Devries what's that even supposed to mean? F U

[@earthisadonut7213]

Safaa El Haimoudi you called Kevin Hart's stand ups trash

[@RobLandes]

Congratulations to user +Mortal Rice who had over three thousand likes on her comment! "My Family cannont afford a violin, my violin was $75 and I have had it for 4 years. I'm 15 and I love playing and I've gotten quite good but my violin is giving out and my parents don't care enough to put the money in for another. Please, I ask for a like so I can advance something I'm very passionate about, every like would mean the world to me. Thanks!!" My audience and I are thrilled to give this to you, so please message me with your address so I can get it to you ASAP. Enjoy!

[@EVA-UNIT-13]

Rob Landes is the guy playing the violn playing thunderstruck? o.o

[@StevenCarriere]

Daaaaaaaang!

[@KharamelSueno]

awww!

[@sonnypruitt6639]

Oooohhh!

[@eltorocal]

Rob, how did you turn off the Replies and "Thumbs Up" for the for the Comment I left a couple of days ago? I received 1300+ "Likes" in less than 7 hrs, then, suddenly everything stopped and for the remaining time -up to right now... Nothing. Weird, as I've watched and taken screenshots of the "action" and timeline. You're an odd one.

[@coopercowley4883]

"show us something on the affordable ish range" "so this one is 130,000 dollars" 😂😂 edit: ok wow I didn't realise I got top comment lmao ty

[@nodeUser]

What are you talking about? Don't you have a 130,000 dollars lying around in your house? Even I don't.

[@min_Dthink]

😂🔫

[@LittleLotteWanders]

Cooper CowleyVEEVOO That's what I thought!

[@alyctus]

"Too cheap."

[@CoffeeShan]

As soon as I finish printing :D

[@hannahpeng6190]

You played the $62 violin very well, but I could tell the violin didn’t have a nice ringing sound. The expensive one had a nicer tone

[@yourtubebro6178]

Maybe, or maybe ypu are in placebo.. i think same. And i am musicman

[@meriwoo7382]

The expensive ones sounded better on the higher notes Maybe because the top vibrates better, more resonance

[@saltyduckie]

@@yourtubebro6178 as a violinist the $62 one sounded pretty awful lol

[@clvdm]

i dont even play violin why am i here

[@shorty7800]

JumboCod91 the viola is equivalent to the violin. Why would you ask "why is he waving his arms around?".

[@dawidczerniak5177]

You've been doing drugs ?

[@clvdm]

Dawid Czerniak im 14 i dont do drugs lol

[@lillieshippy]

Chelsea Same

[@zuhm1337]

same dude

[@batpoisonz]

The second one has a softer tone and I love it cause it's so pure and doesn't feel like it's gonna pop your ear drums if you play too high

[@d.1565]

Yes, there's a noticeable difference between the $62 and the first expensive one. The other expensive violins are all too similar, so I wouldn't bother putting the extra $150k , not worth it imho. But hey, you made the cheap one sound amazing, so at least 80% of the sound comes from your hands.;)

[@RobLandes]

haha thanks

[@DFX2KX]

I don't play Violin, but it seems to be similar to guitars, in that the very cheapest will sound a bit 'dead' (I don't think flat is the word I want), but even then, they're close enough that you can learn proper technique on them. And that then translates to the better sounding examples. And indeed, that's some excellent skill. I can barely find the chord I want, and I've got frets to help. stringed instruments that use bows are in a class of their own. I'd love to try and play one once, though.

[@bryanlin8333]

It's harder to tell through video, in real life it's completely different. Although I don't know how much difference there is between a 100k and a 200k violin probably. Never heard those IRL to compare together

[@wb5mgr]

Of the ones you played, the third instrument was clearly the most tonally balanced. The last was a bit more mellow voicing and just not able to project as much. If I had $185,000 to blow on a violin I think that third instrument was a pretty good value comparatively to the other ones based on the rich harmonics and nice voicing.

[@lm1338]

"Did you know? The value of this Stradivari is equivalent to my student loans"

[@OprichnikStyle]

did you know? you dont need a loan to study? lol

[@seanwarren9357]

Not if you want uninterrupted study and quality guidance other people can appreciate... of course unless you don't have to work to live, then, sure...

[@OprichnikStyle]

The university im going is one of the best of America and the only one public in that international ranking we've got great professors, it's strange why you cant have good quality universities and public

[@ImMajorMongoose]

Maybe that's why your grammar is broken

[@blessedalcuin]

You don't need a sleek, beautiful, brand-new school with labs and audio-visual equipment and a gym and a swimming pool either. The notion that our schools are "woefully underfunded" is bullshit. Socrates taught his students under a tree.

[@misssofija6760]

They sounded dramatically different to me. The cheapest was very screechy and the sounds sort of slurred into eachother and were harder to hear precisely enough when this gentleman began playing very quickly. The more expensive, the smoother and richer the tone and the easier I found it to hear each tone distinctly without any, I guess I would say, "artifact" covering up the individual tones. I thought the last violin sounded the sweetest, warmest and silkiest of all played (the sensation of velvet and a warm bath mixed together). I don't know anything at all about violin or what makes a good or great quality violin versus a bad quality violin, but this is what I heard and I enjoyed listening to the comparisons. Thank you!

[@nicrobe9443]

(I am stating this as someone who has no clue how a violin is even made, let alone main differences between the three shown here besides age) I feel the first, cheaper modern violin had somewhat a metallic "Buzz" to it as if there were bits of strings vibrating unintentinally. Whereas the later ones simply did not have that, which incidentally made it sound way nicer to the ears.

[@LoveMeLoser16]

I felt the same way. The first violins were like voices that hadnt matured yet cracking to reach high notes or running out of air. By the final violin is was like listening to an experienced confident voice singing.

[@decespugliatorenucleare3780]

They're almost indistinguishable - also due to the poor recording quality: unless you're rolling with a Neumann KM183 or something similar, and in a very good room, the difference is negligible. The biggest difference, in this video, was due to his playing.

[@1dyingwish]

"Velvet and a warm bath?" That sounds so pretentious. Truth is it hard to hear any differences.

[@rebeccawright2038]

You have a good ear, but more importantly, you have the gift of hearing with your heart. That is absolutely essential to be a good musician. If you are interested, pull up some of Itzhak and Toby Perlman's KZbin videos. You'll see what I mean. Music is a language that not everyone can speak or hear. :)

[@krenwregget7667]

if you know anything about wood, you'll know that an instrument will age over time and that contributes to the sound, as does handling it and the natural oils from the human hand, dust from the environment, etc. The older instruments have a far more "mature" sound... warmer, darker, richer.

[@SonderBeats]

Warmer and darker are the same thing though... I think?

[@HelloImPub]

At the end of the day, it's subjective. I highly doubt the human ear is capable of differentiating the sound of these violins without shitty descriptions like "mature"

[@billlupin8345]

You can use physics terms. The cheap one, the wood doesn't resonate very well. So, it doesn't accentuate the low notes like the more expensive ones. That's what words like "warm" or "dark" mean, that your instrument accentuates lower tones, and muffles higher ones. On the high notes, it's pretty clear the cheap one is strung with steel. It's cheaper, and produces more stable notes. On the other hand, the stability of the tone makes it very flat. It produces one audio frequency at a time. Gut strings have more timbre when they resonate, which produces an undertone. Notice when he's playing the highs... hear how the instrument is also producing lower noise as well? That's the undertone of the string. That's what they mean when they say it's "rich." Age affects different instruments in different ways. In the case of violins, it's marginally better resonance of lower pitch, and marginally more muffling of highs. So, a "mature" violin sounds "warmer, and richer." The price of the instruments, though, has more to do with their rarity. You can find a quality instrument for 600 dollars, or one that sounds absolutely fantastic for 6000. These are a bit more akin to works of art.

[@bengrogan9710]

The human ear is perfectly able to hear differences between these. You just have to understand what you are listening for, and that is a matter of experience not explanation for the most part. In the same way a precision engineer will see variations in steel work that a layman would not, to the point of being able to see identify surface flaws less than a sheet of paper thick

[@HelloImPub]

Sorry, I completely disagree as will science. There's already a study years ago, with multiple revists, in which a majority of the violinists cannot identify or were just completely wrong between which violin was being played. (Same piece of music played on a more modern instrument and the stradivarius). Not everyone has the same range of hearing. So if you have undamaged ears and understand what you are listening for - I'll give an extremely generous maybe.

[@xnoyt8516]

imagine buying an instrument that costs almost as much as most houses lol

[@jamesblackwell1154]

Where do you live that a house costs 280k 😂

[@venomgaming7872]

@@jamesblackwell1154 australia has an average of 150k-250k

[@twitchydom8689]

@@jamesblackwell1154 average houses in Canada are about a million now lol

[@Alex-dm1pz]

I have no clue why this is in my recommended section...

[@jwhite5008]

May you, by any chance, be a viewer of "8-bit keys"? (cause this is the only music-related channel I watch and I got a similar question)

[@七初-t1v]

Alexander youtube recommendation is a mystery 😂😂😂

[@reuka080]

Me either hahaha

[@djsmileyoflasvegas]

Alexander same here

[@belindalau7135]

same here hahahahaha I just watching a mv then it suddenly pop out this XD

[@noelic6744]

The Lamborghini and the Ferrari sounded equally good to me.

[@ubatooba8467]

Yeah....I know how to play one of those!

[@technicalmaster-mind]

@@ubatooba8467 r/wooosh

[@samet743]

They are also easier to play

[@spectrfox7661]

@@technicalmaster-mind That is the most-stupid woosh I've ever seen. I'd expect more from someone called "Windows and Android Tutorials".

[@weirdface3838]

@@spectrfox7661 mood true though XD

[@ognjendragic40]

Its 3 am in the morning..why the fuck am I watching this

[@diegosepulveda4669]

i am exactly at 420 am

[@drakke125Channel]

almost 3 AM. Still early.

[@mikeread4329]

3:30 am for me

[@stevquiroga5219]

Mike Read 5:50 my guy

[@SantinoDeluxe]

its 4:30 PM, i still dont get why im watching it... im not about to buy a violin

[@katievulic758]

Hi, I'm 11 years old and have played the violin since I was 4 years old. Great video btw 💫

[@carloko08]

good, keep it up, the best of life for you ;) :D :D

[@itellyouforfree7238]

Hi, I'm 4 years old and will start playing the violin when I will be 11 years old. Wish me luck

[@photographymatt]

Id be interested in how a £5000-9999 violin compares to a £20000 and £50000 violin.

[@RobLandes]

+photographymatt i might have to make another one soon!

[@photographymatt]

no disrespect to this video btw:-) working towards my 3rd grade violin exam as a life long musician but late to the game violinist, Iv promised myself a "new" violin when I pass my 4th. Musicians like yourself keep me focused and inspired, thank you.

[@RobLandes]

+photographymatt yeah, no problem! You're right it would be fun to hear the difference in violins for something quality but affordable.

[@photographymatt]

In my days as a guitarist, I could hear a difference between sub-£100 guitars and £500-1000 guitars. After £2000, the difference was a lot less. I feel a big part of it, is having complete trust in your equipment. I upgraded my bow(archery) in dec and my archery has improved ten fold. I know any bad shots are totally on me, I have no excuses :-) its pushed me to be better.

[@jayreejh]

photographing

[@atomicthagamer3431]

i sure can see the difference in my pocket

[@yhwhlungs]

xD

[@smirnoff_the_best_vodka]

sad..

[@lasagna9012]

This comment is hilarious yet depressing at the same time lol

[@tailstheponny2359]

xD

[@23humaa]

😂

[@talle1341]

i hear a difference, but not a 200k difference XD

[@foofoobear66]

Right on dude!!!! :-)

[@Zandonus]

Yeah, best i can do is 432 american euros.

[@botdog370]

Talle13 Its not all the sound quality worth. Never heard of a painting that is worth a ton of money? Same concept but a violin imo is a better bang for your buck, i don't want to call it a collectors item but people who are master violinist and are rich would probably buy these types.

[@sygon296]

Ren which poor person could afford these? of course only the rich....

[@scelestion]

Ren I gathered as much, but then I don't understand the sense of this video. He should have used violins that are pricey primarily because of their better sound quality. Up to what price would they go? Also, do the violins used in this video have the best sound quality possible? Is that a thing that goes along with their noble history?

[@bikermikevlx6008]

My memory recall's back in middle school a music teacher had me hold a violin And a bass violin, she had asked me to mimic her playing hers. She was astounded and later told my mother that she wanted me to partake in music lessons from her. She was convinced I had potential. And that if she (mother) could buy a reed for the brass instruments she wanted to hear me mimic her on them too. My mother replied, "Sorry but no, that's not in my budget" ... It break's my heart to hear how music is being taken out of our schools.

[@FyreMagyk67]

Well, I can certainly say that the $62 violin would “twang” and squeak very frequently. The older violins had much smoother tones and had a richer sound to them.

[@AnonymousUser77254]

FyreMagyk67 While the body of the violin makes a very definitive sound difference, the squeaking probably comes from the cheap strings.

[@Faigh_as]

Sybrand Botes true

[@quientuves]

Agree. I guess nobody is going to use a $100 string set in a $60 violin.

[@midgetkangaroo5795]

FyreMagyk67 Yeah, RICHer sounds

[@dizmaddness8946]

Shit still plays good . Can't complain if it feeds your soul.

[@corneliovasquezii5417]

I think we have to eliminate bias here first what we call an "expectancy bias." Knowing which is which may lead the player (conscious or unconscious) to play better on better (or expensive) one than those very affordable (cheap).

[@MrGoatflakes]

Yes, he fucked it up the second he said "i'm going to play the $100 violin first"...

[@MrGoatflakes]

That said the 100 one sounds like a cardboard box to me lol

[@MrGoatflakes]

2nd one sounded a little like a cardboard box when first played but sounds sweeter overall, the 3rd has less of that hollow wet sound. If I'm not imagining it I'm guessing it's something to do with the wood being tinder dry in the older ones, but I know absolutely nothing of violins :P Apart from they have bows which are made of horse hair on which you put rosin which some violinists use weird additives like powdered meteoric steel and strings of gut preserved with sulfur dioxide and sometimes with olive oil on them. And yep that's the sum total of my violin knowledge, don't even know how many strings they have :D

[@KhallDrake]

I could tell the first one was a cheap one, strings sounded like they were almost slipping, but the rest all sounded the same.

[@matthewclements6603]

As I understand it it's pretty much all bias. You get the same phenomenon in wine tasting. Professional wine tasters can't tell the difference between expensive red and cheap white dyed red if they're served with a bit of showmanship and misdirection.

[@RobLandes]

So who wants the violin I'm giving away?? You watched until the end right? The top comment here will be shipped the Charizard violin as long as you live in the lower 48 states. Edit: Voting ends at noon Mountain Standard Time on Friday, August 11, at which time I will message the winner and make arrangements to send the Charizard violin, so keep checking back to see the leaders!

[@harrisonwalsh9227]

I'm in england😭

[@clarissaanaya5177]

Cali boii 😂 btw that thunderstruck was amazing 😱💕

[@JainaFRS]

yo

[@ant362000]

can i pay for shipment, i live in dubai.

[@opop148]

😊

[@haleyrigas6721]

Every time he played “thunderstruck” my everything clenched and my heart sank lol 😂

[@sorrenblitz805]

I know I'm a guitar player with no violin skills but I was like so in 1794 when they made this violin I'm absolutely sure they intended it to play AC/DC

[@KiliFili13]

That's funny, I feel the same way whether hearing Thunderstruck on or off radio :D

[@Justin2129]

Yep total cringe

[@aldiun16]

Title should have been Thunderstruck played on 300 year old violin....

[@RobLandes]

Maybe I’ll do that...

[@carlosxcoco1704]

That was awesome haha

[@LUCIAN8016]

It is a shame to play such a trash on such an instrument

[@LUCIAN8016]

@@treemoderator7312 You are poor if the music for you is just between the waste of pop and the junk that is rock. Sooo pooooor;P

[@LUCIAN8016]

@@treemoderator7312 i also saw your channel and it turns out you have one big nothing there. This explains interest in such trash as rock. You have nothing to say.

[@kryptie7259]

Those violins are older than the United States itself

[@clauclauclipse2761]

😂😂😂😂

[@kryptie7259]

+Nick DaRose cool did I ask ?

[@mikewilliams258]

And a lot more classy.

[@swbrl2843]

Kryptie Cool this is a KZbin comment section. It is social media where you can connect with billions of people across the world. You commented on a video, where hundreds of thousands of people are watching the same video. If you're gonna get so pissed when of the billions of people responds to something you say get the fuck off KZbin.

[@damnyougotthewholesquadlau821]

SebaSWBRL well said my friend

[@Danielviomusic]

I'm a violinist myself, and I can say there has to be a huge difference between those violins. The sound quality of the video won't show it to us though.

[@anvb5a1]

Ah!!! Thanks for that honesty! Feels good to read that unlike so many "youtube experts", you also cannot hear a striking difference from watching the video! I am also certain that antique violins feel and sound better but... cannot hear it just like this!

[@Marr033]

yep youtube quality sucks

[@primodragoneitaliano]

Yep, seconded. Played violin for 4 and a half years. My first one was about 40 years old and later on I had one who was about 100 years old and the sound was distinctively better. I suppose that if we'd hear these violins from the video live we'd notice the difference much better than we do now.

[@rickbeckey6996]

i'm an official youtube expert and your comment offends me.

[@briancong12345]

The difference being that most likely the instruments being compared were actual, handmade, high violins vs stradivariuses; each instrument made at a high quality level will have their own nuances, with some stradivariuses being good, and others being so-so at best. The title is somewhat misleading. After a certain quality level, 'typing' of instruments is more or less thrown out the window: a stradivarius of high quality will not necessarily sound better than another instrument of high quality, but the same can be said of any instrument.

[@isimsiz6813]

I saw how you play this violin beautiful and i started the play violin 3 months ago. I WANNA CRY...

[@clumz4630]

The more expensive ones sound more clear and give off a better vibe. Idk...

[@keithollenburg8199]

FAZElite it’s almost as if adding over 100,000 dollars to the price tag gets you a better instrument

[@clumz4630]

@@keithollenburg8199 yeah I know it's not worth it.

[@natejackson862]

ClumZ yes you don’t know

[@miaohare9177]

It's worth it if you're a professional violin player. You don't perform with 50$ violin most pros buy their violin for 300-400$

[@ph03n1x_ps]

@@miaohare9177 Most pros actually buy theirs for thousands, not hundreds lmao

[@ameliamurdock4407]

So cool! The second to last one sounded incredible. Super clear in the higher register but very full in the lower notes. You should go with that one.

[@RobLandes]

+Amelia Murdock I agree 👌🏻

[@gergyta9211]

That was my fav honestly

[@BloodShutEyes1]

Thunder struck is as impressive to play as it is painful to listen to on a violin.

[@justin9268]

What are you talking about. I test all my violins with thunder struck for insurance reasons.

[@mr.e0311]

playing that on a 300k$ violin is like watching those kids at guitar center go out and hook up a 6500$ les Paul to a giant 15k$ Marshall stack and then start playing nirvana or something equally repetitive and simple.

[@justin9268]

Mr. E .. I remember playing a (i think) 3,000 ibanez guitar and a six thousand fender amp in downtown Disney. I played some improvised blues in a booth. It was the first time I could get the pitch harmonics to work correctly. Some kid that looked exactly like the kid in a christmas story stuck his face to the glass n watched me play like I was another disney exhibit. The fender amp was amazing you'd hit a button and all the knobs would move. I felt like an exhibit looking at an exhibit. God has an amazing sense of humor.

[@mr.e0311]

now that kid is hopefully sitting in his room after school and sifting through everything he can get his hands on. From The Howlin' Wolf to Joe Satriani tabs and remembering where he first got bit with the guitar bug Good stuff!!

[@azumiki7566]

Just In- Dude.

[@DogAlpha]

SO I pick around on the guitar and was always fascinated with the violin. Well I purchased the cheapest electric violin for about $65.00, Amazon. Figured I could plug it into my Marshall 1/2 stack and have some fun. For not knowing the violin the transition from a pick to a bow was difficult. Also the strings do not get tuned like a guitar. Also tuning it, the rosin, hand positions, holding it with the chin was all very foreign. I did manage to learn Twinkle little Star and it gets better every time I play it. So if you are wanting to know about the violin, I think $50-60 is not much to spend for experimenting. So my mother-in-law came to the house and said there was an old violin up at the farmhouse, i am on a farm. She brought it down and gifted it to me. I didn't think much of it until I tuned it and it sounded totally different for the Amazon model. It is stamped inside "Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenfis Faciebat Anno " I think it to be about 100 years old. It sounds fantastic compared to the Amazon violin. So warm and much easier to play. By the way let me know if I won the giveaway?

[@chuyahh]

Heres a quick easier side-by-side comparison if you guys are lazy to check :) $62 - 0:30 0:45 0:54 $130k - 1:53 2:09 2:18 $185k - 2:56 3:11 3:22 $285k - 4:00 4:14 4:24

[@AllenFreemanMediaGuru]

I think the $130k was the smoothest.

[@Jo-chilin]

I don't know anything about violins but I can definitely tell the difference between the cheap and expensive ones. The expensive ones have a smoother and cleaner sound

[@Jo-chilin]

Luffy san no definitely not. I mean I guess if you really love violins and if you had a ton of money to just spend then maybe..? but even then..

[@grantbooth8555]

Just Chilin what is that supposed to mean, less string bite? Better acoustics?

[@utsavkhera7398]

Just Chilin well i mean, 180,000 isnt like incredibly expensive for a violin if its your job. Like, theres no way you get any gigs with a violin not up there in price. It just doesnt sound very good. Ive seen people with violins over a million dollars before.

[@stufffstufff2548]

Well another factor is the year they where made and by whom.

[@Twelvecarpileup]

There's also a big factor with playability of an expensive violin vs a cheap one. Similar to how a guitarist would say that a nice expensive fender just "feels" better (summerizing the action, fingerboard, neck etc etc) an expensive violin just "feels" better to play then a cheap one. As to what someone else said that you wouldn't be able to get gigs without a $180,000 violin. That's not really true. Specifically for classical/orchestra gigs, yeah... you'll want a higher end violin for those since it does sound better and everything helps since getting a regular spot in an orchestra is competitive as hell. At a certain price point the differences between violins is pretty hard to notice. But you don't need an violin that expensive. I personally have preformed over a hundred paid gigs in North America using my cheap ($3000 ) beat up violin. Would I love a $180,000 violin? Yep! Would I not be able to play without a super expensive violin? Nope.

[@xcaliber6002]

are there no violins between $62 and $130,000?

[@WSOJ3]

Sadly nope :(

[@digital_down]

Na, there’s really no consumers in that price range.

[@williamstanley584]

not sure where the two commenters above are getting their information but they're mistaken. there are violins at every price point and many of them are fine instruments. a semi-professional like myself or professional player can get a good instrument for $10-$20k. It's all how much you want to spend and what level of playing you are at. Obviously if you play in a MAJOR orchestra like the CSO or NY Phil you are going to want the best money can buy but those players account for probably less than 1-2% of all violinists. Otherwise, it's all gravy as long as you can play well, you are comfortable with the instrument and you like the sound it produces. for example, Shar Music (very well reputed string player resource for instruments, bows, cases, etc;) out of Ann Arbor sells all price ranges of instruments from beginner to professional level instruments. www.sharmusic.com/Instruments/Violin/Advanced-Violins/?pageLength=12&pageNo=2&cid=1877 collection.sharmusic.com/Violin/

[@FishAnimations]

Mine is £600

[@thebravegallade731]

If you are planning to actually learn seriously, around 1-2k is a no brainier.

[@mhesss337258]

I’ve been playing guitar for a decade or so and starting to play violin. I absolutely LOVE that you’re playing thunderstruck !

[@suagrandezza]

Really nice. But for a 285000$ violin I expect he plays by itself! ;-)

[@mrEbraheem]

And make me a sandwich

[@travismarx2800]

The obvious craftsmanship and the fact that it's over 300 years old it's a steal

[@ojnojojnoj7363]

Did you just assume it’s gender?

[@TheConcertmaster]

Travis Marx there are many modern violins with outstanding craftsmanship that are worth barely a fraction of the price. Anything you pay for a violin under $100,000 (I would go as down as below 50,000) is pure craftsmanship.... Above $100,000 you're just paying for the name, plain and simple. Testore? Guarneri? Scarampella? Stradivarius? Those are just names you're paying for.... Not to mention the historical value of their violins. Those violins can even have not the best tone, and they'll still command those exorbitant prices....

[@rimomuneef1374]

Exactly hhhh

[@daveconnher9129]

The fuck am I doing here, its 3 in the morning and I have school tomorrow, I dont even play violin. but still great video

[@insolentfxckeryy1162]

Then go to bed you hooligan

[@nana-sq2vp]

Ryloony Tunes Gaming N Stuff How about you kept your opinion to yourself.

[@JesusGarcia-qb7yz]

Dave Connher hahahahaha me at 3:57 am and I also have school tomorrow haha

[@nicholaslopez9087]

Dude. me too.

[@wolfokay5547]

Dave Connher same......

[@ihavetoshutthewindow]

Id be interested in how a $5,295,098 violin compares to a $9,807,521 and $375,972,610 violin.

[@incredulity]

Jon Kahananui lmaoooo

[@discordlexia2429]

I don't think there is a 370 million dollar violin. Unless I'm mistaken, the world's most expensive violin is a 45 million dollar Stradivarius.

[@elizabethtaylor4448]

Oh wow, such a difference. Much much more mellow in tone. Beautiful. If only I could play.

[@titikaka9320]

Yes, I can hear the difference between a cheap and expensive violin. One has shitty sounds, the other is my wallet screaming.

[@Petaurista13]

There is bigger difference in skills than in money. Give me most expensive guitar in the world and it will sound like crap. Give Mariusz Goli (polish street musician as I heard he plays on street as he likes it more) my cheap guitar and it will be awsome.

[@SuddenHubbard]

not sure if you understood what they wrote.

[@The_Gallowglass]

Sound pretty close to me. Waste of money to spend more than a house on a violin. I don't care who made it or what year it was made.

[@shammydammy2610]

Would you say the same thing about a professional pilot buying a plane? Both are tools of their trade.

[@shammydammy2610]

No, violins are the tool of the trade for many, many people...their livelihoods. But I guess that might be a little too difficult to grasp?

[@supercookie335]

I had a $80 dollar violin and then recently upgraded to a $2,000 violin and there is a HUUUUGE DIFFERENCE. I can't imagine what playing a $200,000 violin must be like 😍😍

[@Keithustus]

Super Cookie Diminishing returns. If the $100k+ instruments are 100% possible tone quality then the

[@Dubanx]

Yeah, that $62 violin sounded like trash, but I have to imagine there is something between the $62 violin and the the 130k violin that sounds pretty good.

[@xuancong1998]

Super Cookie i am not really into this particular field. Can you tell how different is that ?

[@Keithustus]

Xuan Cong Nguyen The violins that most professional violinists play, those who sit in the orchestra chairs, cost far more than $62 but far less than $100k. Typically if someone has played for a few years and wants an upgrade from the $100 starter violin they get in the $500-$3k range. If they play many more years and want to turn it from a hobby to a job or career, it's time to spend $5k-$50k. It's only those violinists who are the premiere soloists, those who stand in front of the orchestra and have their own solo recitals, that must buy or, more commonly, are loaned, these antique-level instruments.

[@TheZero696]

you do realize those are expensive because those are antiques ... doesnt mean a $1,000,000 instrument from the 1700s is better than a modern 2017 instrument.

[@aidanyelsma7762]

Wanna use my solid gold fiddle that I won from Satan?

[@Ubu987]

Do I have to drive down to Georgia to pick it up?

[@aidanyelsma7762]

yes

[@charliecallcut9393]

NERO!!! Is that you man?????

[@MM-vs2et]

is that a Justice League : Dark reference?

[@maryland7586]

You were at risk of getting your soul stolen, salute o7

[@amirqazi15]

I could be wrong but Daniel is living the life! Selling violins and just pure vibes!

[@joshm3360]

i love how he compares prices to pokemon cards.

[@aaronbell5994]

Plot twist: They're all Amazon violins.

[@gerardarthurway]

Ughhh I wish 😂

[@magnolia2]

Aaron Bell LOL!!!!!

[@user-mo1ko4vi5f]

Aaron Bell lok

[@jellyquh7978]

Now it’s 680 LOL

[@ArtistDylan]

I like how the fat guy spins it around with one hand within seconds of picking it up. Tells me that it's fake. Or he's really confident.

[@RILaunchpad]

yea ill take the car thanks.

[@antoneeyuh]

The violin only appreciates in value, whereas the car does not (typically).

[@CredixNetwork]

Look! A wild launchpadder here!

[@gt1r]

The 488 (ferrari) has gone up in value pretty drastically.

[@WallDoc]

After 317 years, if your car is in the same condition as that Violin was, it would have appreciated in value as well pretty nicely.

[@santiagopeck]

Good luck with the maintenance and other expenses

[@akmusicproductions5958]

OMG... the differences are incredible!!!!!! The value and richness of each violin as it progresses up the monetary scale is truly evident...

[@REAlREAction]

**I want to learn how to play a Violin now.**

[@savetheturtles7607]

REAl REAction Absolutely

[@Narematto]

So you need *Determination*

[@Minty_Mentos_]

Old game

[@fernleaf1158]

REAl REAction You go, it's great! Trust me, I play it :)

[@liananicole11]

REAl REAction do it I actually am learning Viola since last year and its hard but is so amazing

[@geotau6839]

Aww sucks I live here in New Zealand, I have no experience or even touched a violin but I fell in love with its sound and music and hoping I can play one day. Any tips where to start playing the violin?

[@helo155]

Go to a reputable music shop or violin ship and get a violin. Preferably below 500 bucks. Dont bother to get anything more than that becuz since its your first violin, you're not going to be able to tell a noticeable difference in the sound nor apply any advance technique. Stop procrastinating and get one and you can start practising. The longer u wait, the further you are from playing the violin like you want to :)

[@eddyvideostar]

Proud: I hope the 500 which Shan is advocating, is in New Zealand currency because this is still pretty dear for someone just starting.

[@edelcorrallira]

Proud Namjoon I looked for tutorials and found plenty the online piano and violin teacher, fiddlerman, etc... Then I also found stuff by Menuhin, Perlmann and Hahn I ordered a 65 Mendini and can do my ABCs enjoying myself quite a bit. If like me, you aren't hoping to dazzle an audience of conosceirs then look for tutorials and give it a go. The ideal thing is that you magically become a 2 year old that can pick up the violin and lives next door to a legendary virtuoso that just happens to have time for you and you can cover those expenses... Practically just get started, enjoy yourself and get stuff as you need. Otherwise you might have a lot of stuff you don't use and a hard time getting a sense of direction Also get those figerboard guides and practice with a tuner ALL THE TIME. That way you at least are sure what you do sounds passable and train your ears and figers at the same time. Also use a tuner app. Good luck

[@RobLandes]

Find the BEST teacher you can and sacrifice to travel and pay for their time. Do exactly as they say. Practice slowly, consistently, take breaks, and perform as often as possible...performing is a skill just like anything else, and though it's scary at first, the more you do it, the more comfortable you'll become. I need to come up with an online curriculum or video series so that you can learn how to play in case you don't have a great teacher near you.

[@RobLandes]

Good counsel.

[@65BAJA]

I don't know. I think I liked the 2nd one the best. They all sounded better than the $62 one though.

[@davidedwards3361]

But I bet in 150 years the $62.00 violin will sound better and cost you $100K

[@plemax]

No, it won't. In 150 years the $62 one will be gone.

[@troyh2381]

exactly! cause if the wood ages well and cared for that $62 in 10 years will sound like an expensive one. its a lot about the aging of the wood.

[@hadleyhubbard3174]

plemax so will you

[@plemax]

Polar Hadles I won’t. That is the mystery of the 22 century.

[@kaliban4758]

I just found your channel today, I listen to this video as I was driving and I could tell the difference between all four of the violins, the first one was harsh and screechy the second still harsh and screechy but not as bad as the first, the third had a nice mellow tone to it with the fourth having an even more mellow tone, when you played the first bit of music on the last two violins it made me want to cry with a year running down my cheek, I have never been able to play an instrument, but I do like a good piece of music. So thank you.

[@kofsc_]

the third one was sooo good. sounds really very special!

[@kofsc_]

sorry fourth was the best ))0

[@paulogazolla7488]

After some point , it’s not about the sound anymore, it’s more about how rare it is.

[@zaiks0105]

Yeap .... once it is bought, it won't be played but displayed in a glass cage .... or I should say "dis-played" in one word for both meaning :D Then what's the purpose?

[@davidedwards3361]

It can be about the players ego. "Oh I have a violin worth $100,000.00" with the emphasis on the 'I'. I have a $400.00 EWI and a $1200.00 EWI, but they sound the same. But with better sound equipment, they would sound better, and if I could play well.

[@allykayyy2683]

Yeah them shits all sound the same to me

[@Breadyboi18]

Lol

[@dontmindme7451]

* goes to school * i got a new shiny charzard violin wanna trade ?

[@yolandaliu9539]

I’ll have the airplane one thx

[@imperator3182]

Yollie Liu *O H M Y*

[@husnainazhar1749]

Yollie Liu me2

[@pjd4268]

is that the one that sounds like my coffee grinder just before it drops dead.. the $62 one.. used kitty litter.

[@nicole-ps2od]

600th Like! ;)

[@pandiicake9114]

haha I also saw ur comment on the flute video lol

[@AshleyHKim-se6tf]

The cheapest one sounds sharp and flat when he plays high note, but expansive one sounds soo round and smooth just like singing😮..

[@garnetnard4284]

The cheap one sounded much more tinny too. The high notes sounded like ear-piercing squeaks.

[@temp289]

This guy could make a cigar box violin sound great.

[@tatianatrono8489]

He can! I've heard him! ; )

[@RobLandes]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Miss you Tat

[@kayutiful]

I think this would be best tested if it was double blinded .

[@Chidsuey]

"There's no way he's going to play Thunderstruck on a $280,000 - nope he's doing it."