She tells me that it make her violin have much better sound.

It grabs the strings so hard the sound is hard

It has such a grip but pulls with a soft mellow sound

I'm not getting the scratchy sound I was getting before.

The bad sound was particularly noticeable because I had been unable to play for about 8 months due to rotator cuff surgery, and I remembered myself sounding much better

Makes my strings glide with just enough pressure and grip to have a loud powerful sound

The sound was so pure, round and effortless, it literally just increased his ability and talent, he couldn't stop playing and saying, "LIsten to THIS

It has a wonderful, smooth but clear sound

This rosin goes on smoothly and produces a wonderful sweet sound

Very little dust, great tackyness and produces a wonderful sound

I was completely (and pleasantly) surprised at the sweet mellow sound my student violin was capable of producing

Enough stick for a great loud sound, but it does not cause to puck back pull on the bow.

The sound is crisp and met with approval by my teacher and while their will be rosin that builds up on the strings, not much if any reaches the violin itself

It has really good sound and grips pretty well

I love the sound from this!

but the sound and grip are great

And always, Relax, have fun, and enjoy the wonderful sound of your instrument!

I own an EuroString Model 100 violin and wanting to know if getting better strings like Dominants and better rosins will improve my sound at least 20%

The more I used the Jade, the more muffled and scratchy the sound got

Less residue and a richer sound for a much lower price than any other variable.

You can't go wrong with this rosin if you're looking to produce a loud, rich sound with very little effort on your right arm.

Does help a really good sound

First I must say this rosin is noticeably better than the generic 4-5 dollar rosin purchased at the local music store (This Jade rosin produces a more crisp and clear sound)

You can't go wrong with this rosin if you're looking to produce a loud, rich sound with very little effort on your right arm.

When I first tried it out it had a beautiful smooth sound, but I found after a couple of months worth of use that the tone became scratchy and distorted.

Unless you purposefully want a extra bright sound, this rosin will be all you need.

Definitely not the gritty sound you would by "dark" rosin for, and it needs to be reapplied frequently.

It produces nice sound from the bow.

This rosin does not leave any white residues and seems to even make the sound better as the sound seems a bit smoother.

The sound of the Rosin is great, but it does create a lot of dust when playing forte or even mezzo forte.

Using it for my cello...love the soft sound add motrya for some extra grab...good stuff

We both instantly noticed a smoother sound

The answer came - nice rosin and a nice sound for 400 times of playing (about the # of

Enough stick for a great loud sound, but it does not cause to puck back pull on the bow.

Improves my sound.

It makes a crisp, clean sound and leaves virtually no residue

Makes my strings glide with just enough pressure and grip to have a loud powerful sound

I never get a gunky sound after using this it helps me produce a very sweet sound on my vla.

However, when I applied it to my ethanol-cleaned bow, it produced a scratchy sound on my violin...this doesn't happen for my Melos rosin, which was the only rosin that I have used by then

Produces a lovely crisp sound and looks really cool doing it

It is so smooth, has no odor, and makes a great sound.

I am desperate to improve my violin sound in leaps and heaps because (1) I am eager to perform to my friends, (2) I started as an adult so want to save embarrassment in front of those kids who learning since young and (3

Great rosin, using on 2 violins and 1 viola, very little residue and good sound

It provides enough friction to project a wonderful sound but smooth enough to not worry about scratchiness in sound

It provides enough friction to project a wonderful sound but smooth enough to not worry about scratchiness in sound

Great rosin, assists with a great sound and works better than any other rosin I've used before.

However, even though I am VERY fugal with the amount of rosin I use, after years of use, I started to notice that my violin bows (high quality, professional grade bows, NOT student bows) started producing a scratchy sound

Get a great sound out of my cello.

My bow grips the strings and produces a much louder fuller sound

It gives my student a cleaner sound and is a big improvement on his performance

It has a beautiful sound, it is very smooth

Gives my violin a beautiful sound and I love it!

Helps produce very nice sound, tone and depth from the instrument.

She doesn't have to scratch it all up to use it, it goes on smoothly and easily, and it works well with her bow to produce a pretty nice sound on a hand-me-down violin of unknown quality

Nice smooth sound and doesn't throw rosin everywhere, also no sneezing

it gives great sound and ease of playing

Not only does Jade sound worse, but it's sticky in a bad way

and now we get a crisp sound.

Sound is much better when he plays

The string teacher recommended it and it does sound great!

I'mnot being a smart a**s, just telling you the truth about the rosin that I received.