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This 1/2 size violin tailpiece is designed to ensure stable and precise string fastening thanks to its four integrated fine tuners. Made from lightweight metal, it combines robustness and ease of handling, ideal for beginner or learning violinists. This essential component allows for precise tuning and optimal string tension, which improves the sound quality and playability of the instrument, particularly suitable for 1/2 size violins used in music schools or for young musicians.
| Product type | 1/2 Violin Tailpiece |
|---|---|
| Number of fine tuners | 4 |
| Material | Lightweight metal |

Product: Wittner Cordier Violin 1/2
SKU: 915131
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Wittner Cordier Violin 1/2
£49.00
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