Scott Cao Guadagnini Violin

he "Guadagnini" is based on a violin from 1751 made by Giovanni Baptista Guadagnini. Made during his "Parma" period, he was the instrument maker to the Duke of Parma and was a very prolific maker. The Scott Cao "Guadagnini" exhibits the exceptional craftsmanship and quality that customers can expect from the Scott Cao workshop. Its attractive antique finish and excellent tonal characteristics provide a rich, full, and evenly balanced sound.

Hand-carved from quality tone-woods. Spruce top of tight grain. Two piece maple back of relatively, narrow flame. Ribs and scroll of lesser flame. Scroll with a black chamfer. Finished in a spirit varnish in an even, red-orange-brown color and antiqued in the style of the original violin. Outfits include #VACR7 Kaplan rosin. Made in China.

Fittings:

• Ebony fingerboard, pegs, tailpiece, and endbutton
• Aubert Mirecourt bridge
• Guarneri ebony chinrest