Gliga Violin Review

Something I see from time to time are Gliga Violins, actually I’d like to see more as they always sell reasonably quickly, I suspect because of brand reputation. So here is my Gliga Violin review.
There is no doubt about it there is something lovely about a European instrument, made from European timbers (and the much vaunted Carpathian mountains where Stradivari is rumoured to source his timbers…great marketing!) and Gliga violins really fit the bill in that regard. They are a solid instrument tending towards a mellow tone, so sound good (well not squeaky) too. The Gliga range starts with a III, II, I, Vasile and then some higher models as well. Recently the Gliga Romanie has been added as well , I suspect to reach into the lower end of the market. (same violins but with a durable finish thats quicker and cheaper to apply than the trad finish)
See fiddlerdan.com...

[@romanchomenko2912]

Bosnian and Ukrainian Carpathian timbers are sort for especially spruce and maple that have lightning damage along the tree ,lightning heats out the resin and the grain becomes tighter a good Forrester selects the trees .

[@fiddlerdanviolinworkshop]

I didn't know that ...thankyou for sharing

[@ChrisEbbrsen]

Yummy tone!

[@SandraBonney]

do you have any secndhand gligas available for sale please?

[@fiddlerdanviolinworkshop]

sorry not at the moment...plenty with equivalent or better sound though