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The bridge continues to fall while attempting to tune the strings, which also come off as the pegs are not secure
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I bought one of these to start violin lessons and the pegs were a nightmare
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Oh, and the pegs were a pain
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The strings were on the wrong pegs and the peg holes were shredded
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000F3JO7M/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_18 Just use a drop of this stuff and slipping/squeaking pegs are history
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The build is sturdy and the only problem I've had with it is keeping the pegs in place, but I've come to find it's an easy fix with peg compound
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The pegs are all very loose and won't tighten
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You will have to keep twisting hte pegs so hard eventually you will either crack the peg box or make the peg holes too large
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When I got the package the violin already had bad pegs and was missing the one of the tuning screws at the base
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Arrived on time and exceeded my expectations the only thing was one of the tuning pegs was a little loose with a little finesse it stayed in place all in all a great starter
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The pegs were to lose, the strings would loosen with any amount of pressure
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And I bought a fourth one at a pawn shop whose owner had replaced traditional pegs with winders (like on a guitar).
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The violin doesn't look as it does in the picture, the pegs are broken and don't hold, the rosin is awful, and mine came late.
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The second G string broke
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The strings are poor quality; G and D strings are decent but A and E strings will have to be replaced and they are very easy to snap.