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FudgeFiddle
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Hi, I've been looking for a viola to start on as I wanted to learn a classical instrument. I found a brand called "Cecilio". Do you guys know if they're any good? If not, do you have any recommendations for a good quality starter viola? I'm on a bit of a tight budget though. The max of my price range would have to be $400.
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sguerrero
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KOHR brand violas are very good. they can take you from starting to professional levels. they can be a bit pricy though. mine was anout 400 with case, rosin, shoulder rest and 50 dolllar cleaning kit, but on sale, and when i googled the serial number it was normally 700-800. i bought it at sam ash, they generally have good sales. hope this helps
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gutrplyr9
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For as good quality at half the price, check this model
http://www.guitarsearcher.com/cremsva2viol.html
Solid woods and ebony fittings.
http://www.amazon.com/Cecilio-CVA-500-15-Inch-Ebony-Fitted/dp/B000EU82CY
Page above has reviews for Cecelio
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zer01ka
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I'm learning viola (newbie) and I'm curious if anyone has ever heard of anton amara? apparently he is the manufacturer of a viola I picked up for $25 on the lable it states "Anton Amara 2004 Made for W.H. Lee Educational Strings - Chicago. Any help would be appreciated.
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