Violin
Pi-810
The Pi-810 is defined by its exquisite, distinctive craftsmanship and imported boxwood fittings. From making to varnishing and assembly, it is crafted under the personal guidance of international master luthier Beare Martin, by workshop craftsmen with over 15 years of experience, with each violin fully assembled and set up by a single craftsman.
| Model | Pi-810 |
|---|---|
| Material for Top | 10 years air-dry spruce |
| Material for Back | 10 years air-dry maple |
| Varnish | Filtered soft varnish |
| Accessories | 2A-grade ebony fingerboard, imported boxwood accessories |
| Size | 3/4 ~ 4/4 |
| Grade | Professional |
Prices are available on request — ask us for a personal quote.
About this instrument
This violin features a top carefully selected from 10-year air-dried spruce and a back of air-dried maple. The varnish is a hand-filtered soft finish made from shellac flakes, alcohol, and imported soft varnish blended together, requiring thirty days to complete. Each production cycle for this violin series lasts two months, during which a single craftsman can make at most 10 violins. In addition to its flawless and distinctive appearance, its resonant, balanced tone and harmonious, far-reaching projection make it an excellent choice for orchestral musicians.
