One could get used to it, but it’s not the best sounding thing in the world.

Hopefully, things work out better with the next brand that I try.

The only positive thing said was that the frame was well built

It's Ok, the only bad thing about it, is the electronics.

This would be a good thing to some, but since we know all Cecillio products come with the bridge not assembled (this is the 4th Cecillio product we own

After a month and a bit, I have to admit: my plan has backfired, I love this little thing, and now actually intend to upgrade to a really, really nice wood violin, just as soon as I can get to the point where I won't utterly embarrass myself if I take a trip to a dealer of fine instruments and try them out