I have been playing violin for about 2 years now, and I believe that Stentor violins are okay for beginners, but when I got mine, there were a couple of problems with it; the G string was frayed, the quality of the strings, especially the E string, was not that good, and the bridge was not properly placed and it was not correctly shaped either

I live in a south american country and believe it or not, violins are as expensive as they get and they are not good quality, so I feel relieved and happy to have this thing with me everyday I self-teach myself

Good quality for a beginner

that's a great quality

but you can always get better quality strings like Dominant's, but before you spend that money the ones it comes with can help you to understand and practice the basics

Ok, so I've seen a few reviews on here saying that there's poor peg quality and that they just slip back into place

The sound quality was far better than expected

I'm a little more observant of defects, but in any case, this violin's quality isn't reliable.

The quality and price for this Violin is remarkable

The sound quality is poor

It is good quality and doesn't break the bank.

The bow has good quality but the rosin is cheap, however it works good for the bow; and the case is formidable, very good and solid, with a pocket for your shoulder rest

Seems to be a good quality violin