Old French violin, for Paul Beuscher, 1925

Paul Beuscher violin from 1925 - French Couturieux/Stradivari model

This violin by Paul Beuscher, which was made after a Couturieux / Stradivari model and is dated 1925, is a reference to the famous classical Italian violin makers in Cremona. The powerful, strong, mature, radiant sound is impressive proof of its good quality, as is the craftsmanship, the medium-high arching of the top, which is finished with a gentle hollow groove. The mild, soft flaming of the two-piece maple back is unmistakably individual and is embellished by the luminous, dark orange-brown and very transparent spirit oil varnish. Well preserved, crack-free with the typical traces of use and in perfect condition, this old French violin enchants with its powerful, singing sound. Like all Corilon instruments, the violin has been carefully serviced and worked over by the luthiers in our specialist workshop and made ready to play. It impresses with its excellent, crisp response and its strong, mature and warm sound, rich in overtones and radiant, clear but supported by volume, very well balanced across the strings. Delivered free of charge, with a 30-day return policy and Corilon's trade-in guarantee.

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