I took it to two different professionals to tune, and wasted over $100 to hear from both:The bridge is not correct, so the "A" cord will not play, the pegs won't actually stay tight, so the strings won't stay in tune.

Brazilwood bow with unbleached genuine Mongolian horsehair, rosin, adjustable shoulder rest, two bridges, and an extra set of strings - some of the horsehair was

The bridge is not cut well, which makes the instrument almost impossible to stay in tune and the string heights are not correct.

The bridge was so horrible that whenever i tried to play the A string, it was litterally right in the middle where i couldnt stop playing the E or D string with it.3

Now the bad, the violin pegs are crooked, the resin broke on the first use, the bridge is very cheap and easily broken, the strings are like the bridge, and the bow was unusable

- The bridge was hard to play on

With the price of violin strings at about $50 per set and a cheap bridge at about $10, the extra pieces alone were worth picking it up, not to mention the case is wonderful, sturdy and lined to keep your instrument from getting damaged

bridge broke on

According to the instructions with it, they do install the bridge themselves, but it may fall out during shipping.

Not a terrible thing as a new bridge is not that hard to come by, but another errand for the parent

The bridges are fine

Both bridges weren't even usable.

Bridge broke after a couple months

Mine did fall out, and because of that, it dented it near where the bridge was when it smacked down or bounced around.

My boyfriend got me for christmas and the bridge was crap the strings don't tune and they A is the same size of the E when the shouldn't the neck of the is high were the pegs are

The bridge and E string fell off during the shipping but my daughter put them back in easily

Falling bridge, inadequate peg condition caused the violin unusable.

Unlike videos critiquing the violin’s flaws, the instrument I received had a decent bridge with the appropriate shape, the sound post was in the correct location, fingerboard, peg box, tuning pegs, and end button were all in working order with no issues

it looked nice to the appearance but is a little flimsy even for a student or starter the other reviews regarding the pegs are accurate they do not stay in place the bridge was a little hard but after about 15 minutes I was able to get it installed other than that the unit is nice

The bridge and the strings are bad and I need to buy another

The fine tuners and bridge were installed, the sound post wasn’t rattling around

Within moments of taking it out of the box, the bridge collapsed.

Beginning an instrument is hard, it's even harder when your instrument won't stay in tune, the bridge keeps falling off or your bow outright breaks

Bridge is constantly falling out because of this

Cool finish on the body of the fiddle.**all but one of the strings had came off the violin...the bridge was loose in the box

As soon as I turn the pegs to tighten the strings, the little bridge (or what do you call that piece that props the strings away from the body) pops loose with great noise, scaring me and the kids

I like the extra bow and bridge it comes with in

The bridge kept falling apart, so i was unable to play it properly

When I tried to tune it, the bridge, which is held in place by the strings, fell off and had to be put back, which was no big deal.

, I heard that it's possible to improve this cheap violin to a degree:Bridge can be upgraded and it will improve the sound, to a degree,Strings can be upgraded and it will improve the sound, to a degree,Rosin can be upgraded and it will improve the sound, to a degree andBow can be upgraded and it will improve the sound, to a degree

The bridge had fallen and something seemed off with the strings

It is completely dead on the a string, the e is just a screech