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Some things cost more. Some cost less. It is often believed that a higher price ensures quality and money well spent … in some cases, yes. In the case of most of our stocked instruments we use mostly part built instruments from either China or Europe that we refinish and…

How do you know that the choices after reading the guides and information here are correct? The reason why we are working in an environment that is geared at inBlogforming you is so that it is not only us guiding you. In an open platform for you to describe your…

What makes an instrument advanced as opposed to beginner and intermediate? Probably just the sound. A profoundly subjective topic rife with hocus pokus and the ear of personal preference. Added to this would be the maker’s mark, origin and signature aspects in the making. As far as we are concerned…

In the case of our available intermediate stringed instruments we offer either the Svencino II range or refinished older instruments that we have from trade-ins or bought from whom ever had one that they no longer needed or want from long ago. Our older instruments are what is known as…

When choosing a beginner instrument the most common thought and voiced statement is; “We don’t want to spend too much on this until we know if it is going to work out, or that he/she will continue.” This is a reasonable sentiment seeing that any stringed instrument can easily represent…