Scott Cao 750, 850, and Traditional Strad Violin for Daniel

This video is for our dear customer Daniel, but for everyone else, you can learn more about these instruments here:
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Holstein Traditional Strad (VN110)
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Why do we make these comparison videos?
We know that purchasing a string instrument is a big purchase, 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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[@Bekindtopeople]

My fav was Scott chap 850

[@tdameritrade5471]

SC 850 is the best among the three. Both on high notes and low notes, with better depth

[@Fiddlershop]

Thanks for watching!

[@jtelevenoyd1571]

They all sounded great, but I liked the Holstein trad-strad best. The Scott Caos were both closer to the in-your-face sound I usually go for, but I appreciated the more nuanced sound of the Holstein here. Just general impressions this morning. It's early, and Tenshi already covered the details anyway. :)

[@Fiddlershop]

Cool, thanks! Thanks for watching!!

[@roman14032]

is that Tchaikovsky concerto the unofficial favorite violin piece? seems like everybody loves to play that

[@Fiddlershop]

I do really like it because you get to hear some of each string, it gets pretty high on A, E, and G, has room for some dynamic contrast, it's not excessively flashy which would distract from the tone of the violin. But, I'm also keeping my eyes open for something else for variety's sake. (Gibbles)

[@pnsalinas]

Hi, can you make a video showing the 750 and 1500 both “Il Cannone” please?

[@godzillal123321]

Thanks for the demo!!!! I cant wait to purchase a viola from that maker

[@Fiddlershop]

Happy to hear! Thanks for watching, Kevin! :)

[@dvides89]

Thank you very much Michael: beautiful playing as always, I'm going to hear this video alot of times. But I must say I was actually very surprised with my initial reaction to the comparison (I was expecting in the Moses to lean towards the Guarneri but I didn't).

[@Fiddlershop]

Wow, thank you, Daniel!!

[@binhkhang-violin]

Holstein best

[@Fiddlershop]

Thanks for watching!