It took a few minutes to set up the bridge and tune the strings, but once properly tuned they don't slip, and the bridge works fine for me

This item came with the violin, bow, 4 strings, 1 fine tuner (E string), chin rest, shoulder rest, nylon soft case, wooden bridge, rosin, amp cord, in-ear headphones, and one 9v battery

Buy a 15 dollar Glaesel adjustable bridge (medium), and you've just created a fantastic violin for around 100 dollars

It's a much better bridge than the one that comes with it

all the reviews are pretty clear.. you need to maybe sand the bridge just a little to make it slightly less flat, although it's a good bridge, and I haven't sanded mine yet

The bridge DEFINITELY needs work.

But with an electric instrument of this nature, the sound comes from the vibrating string and the bridge and the piezo pickup and electronics.

Not good quality I had to get the bridge and pegs replaced and still then the bridge falls off and violin doesn't stayed tuned

the bridge seemed perfect

The Cecilio is a much better build, as it is made of wood, the bridge is superior, and the case is WAY better

Like others, I definitely recommend getting fine tuners and a new bridge

Next, while you're still adding stuff to your shopping-cart, add one of those nifty self-adjusting bridges that Glaesel makes

i am very happy with this product although my only concern was the flimsy E-string

While a professional violin does only have an e-string fine tuner, I prefer to have all four