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Our Commitment
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Some ask, "What makes your student instruments different from similar instruments sold by various music stores and mail order houses?" We take student instruments and bows very seriously, and we are particular about the quality of what we sell. In addition, we take the time to adjust our instruments, no matter how inexpensive, to a level where a professional player would find them acceptable.
Entry Level
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Who is Chan Lee, anyway? Instrument wholesalers, band instrument suppliers, and violin shops often have their own trade names. My idea of an "entry level" instrument is a cut or two above that of many other dealers, and with our professional setup, a Bobelock case and a quality bow, you have a combination that is often far better than "entry level."
Intermediate And Advanced
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When does a violin or similar instrument become "intermediate?" Well, after "entry level" you have to call the next level something. An "intermediate" instrument is better looking, but more importantly, it's better sounding. The makers can pay attention to more workmanship details, they can use better looking wood, and they can spend more time on the inside construction of the instrument. Because they are still semi-mass-produced, I can offer many of these amazingly high-quality instruments for under $1000.00.
Vintage Instruments
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We have a select supply of quality vintage violins and violas. Most of these instruments have been thoroughly restored by myself or by other luthiers to be the best instruments they can possibly be. For the most part, vintage violins and violas from France and Germany begin at $2500.00, with some exceptions for especially good sounding older, lower grade instruments. Some shops will sell old instruments that are in bad structural or cosmetic condition for a low price simply because they sound good.
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