Q: What kind of wood is the violin generally made of?
A: Back is maple, top is spruce, fingerboard is ebony

Q: What is the role of purfling?
A: The purfling has the dual functions of practicality and beauty. In the position where the purfling is located, the wood is very thin, so the purfling has the function of adhesion and binding, and avoids changes in weather and humidity, and the violin shrinks and expands too much, which will cause cracks.

Q: What can be adjusted to improve the tone of the violin?
A: Choose the suitable bridge, choose strings of the right thickness, adjust the proper sound post position.

Q: What is the role of the violin paint?
A: It is generally recognized that the main purpose is to protect the appearance of the instrument from dust, moisture, and scratches, and it also determines the appearance of the instrument.

Q: What is the height of the string from the fingerboard?
A: The height will change during use. The normal distance between the fingerboard and the strings is: E string at 3mm, G string at 5mm.