CONSTRUCTION: in neck
BODY: Mahogany with Flamed Maple top
NECK: Mahogany
NET: Ivory Red
FINGERBOARD: Rosewood, 12 "Radius (305mm)
FRETS: 22 / Large (2.7mm)
Diapason: 24 3/4 "(629mm)
INLAY: Abalone with Pearl White Rectangle
MECHANICAL: Chrome
BRIDGE: Bridge TonePros Lic.
PICKUPS: Duncan Designed Chrome Covered HB102 (HH)
ELECTRONICS: 1 Volume, 1 Tone, 3-way switch
HARDWARE: CR (Chrome)
STRING: D'addario EXL110 (046-010)
FINISHES: M600 AVD - Antique Violin Dark

UTILIZATION

The +

- Lutherie high quality
- Design
- Not too heavy and well balanced
- Radius ok for little fingers
- Easy to play Channel
- Change the strings very simple
- Holds the tuning very well
- Low Action


The -

- The pickups Duncan Designed Chrome Covered HB102 yuck yuck: soft, low output, here drooling in distortion / Just sounds great in bright or jazzy
- The position of the jack a little high
- Setting levels (tone and volume) is not very straightforward

SOUNDS

Sounds +
- The clean sounds (especially with splits)
- Sounds a little crunch

Sounds -
- The saturations
- Impossible with the original pickups have the sharpness of the attack and the output level for the solo with distortion
- Way too low

OVERALL OPINION

Use: 1 month

Really, I'll change the pickups for Di Marzio, with a higher level of output and a better definition.
I think the investment is justified given the quality of the violin.

The price / quality ratio is excellent: All mahogany with a real flame to 400 euros .. Not bad

I would do this choice