By Gewa
Universally popular chinrest in various sizes. NOTE; Main image shows 4/4 & 3/4, and viola, second image shows 1/2-1/4 size. SMALL SIZES DO NOT EXTEND OVER THE TAILPIECE. These chinrests are sized for the particular instrument size and are smaller than typically found on Chinese instruments.
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Pros: Excellent.....as I cover my chinrests with chamois leather, I don't need to go to the expense of a wooden one.
Cons: If used uncovered, may feel less nice against the skin in comparison to a wooden one
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Keen Amateur
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Pros: This is the most successful chin rest for me so far. It is comfortable in combination with the Bonmusica shoulder rest and can be fitted over the tail piece or to the side of it depending on the player's build. I bought it as a trial and I am very pleased with the result.
Cons: No cons.
Other: Thanks String Zone for your usual prompt service.
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Pros: As a beginner, a stable position of the violin is important. Without it one's confidence is compromised. I've tried three chin rests and the Teka seem the best to date. This chin rest plus the Bonmusica shoulder rest allow me to hold he violin without tightly gripping the neck with my left hand. My left hand dexterity has thus improved.
Cons: None I can think of.
Other: String Zone provide a first class service. Thank you.
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Pros: This is a nicely made, comfortable chinrest at a very reasonable price. I was aware that the original chinrest on my fiddle was literally a pain in the neck but I hadn't realised it could cause pain in the left arm and hand as well! The new one has made a huge difference - would definitely recommend it.
Cons: None
Other: Thank you The String Zone for excellent service; prompt delivery and good packaging.
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