Viola Review - Gliga superior vs Struna Master around $2000
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2024
- Richard from Australia's String Specialists store - Whitehorse Music reviews two Violas
The two violas are:
1. Struna Master
2. Gliga Superior
The two Violas featured in this video are 16" size.
Which one would you buy?
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Both of those violas were beautiful with amazing yet different sound
Wow, the Struna Master was so beautiful
ah beautiful gliga viola superior... i like the struna classroom 15.5 viola...
i am so in love with the struna master!!!!! do they normally run out of stock?
sometimes run out of stock... depending on the size :)
💚Gliga!
I have a 14" 4/4 antique violin with a warm tone and wondered if it could be a 14" viola? How could I tell if it was a viola instead of a violin?
+Forest Fedoras Well, did wherever you got it from specifically state that it is a violin? It probably is a violin in that case. However, if you are truly not sure, you could compare sounds with a violin that you are sure is tuned and is very much a violin on TH-cam and such, do that. Hopefully you can find out which it is :).
+Irene Wilder Hi!
Thanks for the reply! It's an antique, so I can't trace it, but I did find out that violas are deeper or wider than violins. My violin is almost 1 3/4" deep and the standard 4/4 violin is 1 1/2" deep so that explains why I'm, getting a more deep, mellow sound. It was very interesting learning the difference between a violin and a viola. Mine could be a 3/4 viola, but it is set up like a violin, so I'll keep it that way. I'd have to change the strings to ADGC, the bridge, and the sound peg to make it into a viola and it won't get the full sound until it is a 15 1/2" viola, mine's a 14". So it'll stay the way it is with a deep, rich, mellow tone. Thanks!
Well, sorry I couldn't be much help! But its good you found the answer to your problem.
@@51mermaidclaira That sounds like a nice tone for a violin!
read the label. If it says a fraction such as 4/4 or 3/4 then it is a violin. The viola is in inches.
funny man lol but you forgot to mention the size . lol
Look at the tag on the head \ scroll that reads 16"