Scott Cao Da Salo Violin 1-Piece Back STV-850D

Based on a violin made in 1588 by Gasparo "Da Salo". An important figure in violin making, he is generally regarded as the father of the modern violin and the other instruments of the violin family. Each instrument is made by an individual maker in the Scott Cao workshop.

Hand-carved from European tone-woods. Spruce top of medium grain. Double purfling. One piece slab cut maple back. Double purfling with artistic inlaid design on back. Ribs and scroll plain. Antiqued in the style of the original violin and finished in an oil varnish of a golden brown color on a golden ground.

• Ebony fingerboard, pegs, tailpiece, and endbutton
• D'Addario Zyex strings
• Aubert Mirecourt bridge
• Guarneri ebony chinrest

Made in China.

Product Review
The "Da Salo" model is deeply rooted in the Brescian tradition. It features a beautiful antique finish and double purfling accompanied by a unique inlaid ornamentation on the back. Old-world elegance in both design and execution are accentuated by a warm, well-balanced tone.