Baroque Violin after Nicola Amati (1649) by Lu-Mi adjustable The original does not have

The original does not have a maker's mark as often happens with instruments from monasteries

Comfortable to play even with large hands

All wood types combine a free sound and a high blowing resistance

stained Castello boxwood is painted matte

Sound sample: https://kuengblockfloetenallink-live-165f3150eb-70db399

Baroque Violin after Nicola Amati (1649) by Lu-Mi adjustable The original does not haveThis Lu Mi Baroque violin is modelled after a 1649 original by Cremonese luthier Nocola Amati (1596 1684). Today, Amati violins are often considered too quiet for modern concert hall purposes, but their sweet, fine tone is well suited for Baroque music. They shine in chamber and small orchestra settings. This instrument is sold with a hard case and is also available with an antique stain finish. Dimensions: String length 328mm Corpus length 351. 5mm