Wessex XV series Violin

Description

The Wessex XV series Violin – Building upon a tradition of English workshop craftsmanship lost since the middle of the last century. The United Kingdom can boast some of the finest individual makers in the world today and celebrates a history of excellence as epitomised by the tradition of the Newark School. Model XV Violin: The first pattern in the Wessex Series.

These instruments are made from selected materials and have a robust sound. Featuring quality ebony, rosewood or boxwood fittings in French or English pattern. Despiau ‘two tree’ bridge fitted as standard.

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Wessex XV series Violin:

• The Body: Back in two pieces of figured Balkan maple with ribs and scroll in a similar wood.
• The table in two pieces of Bavarian spruce of narrow/medium-narrow grain.
• Varnish typically of a rich chestnut brown on a gold ground.
• Typical measurements: LOB 356mm, UB 167mm, MB 117mm & LB 207mm