【Excellent Tone & Dry】Suzuki Special No. 2 1/2 Violin 1971

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■ Product Introduction:
For those who pursue a clear, responsive tone that differs from Suzuki Violin's 500 series and other models, we recommend our selection of special models.
While there are signs of age such as dents, the No. 2 special model is particularly excellent in its wood selection. Fractional violins of this quality are very rare. This is an exceptional piece highly recommended for those seeking an instrument with a striking, popping sound that will perform well in concert halls for recitals and competitions.

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#1/2 Size (Syrup Violin Workshop)

■ Set Contents:
- Violin Body
- Bow (re-haired with new horsehair by our workshop)
- E-string adjuster (installed)
- Hard case or semi-hard case (new or like-new)
- Rosin (new)
- Shoulder rest (new)
- Mute or silencer (new)
* All-string adjusters can be installed for an additional ¥1,111.
* If you wish to have all-string adjusters installed, please comment before purchasing, and we will adjust the price and listing.

■ Body Details:
Brand: Suzuki Violin Manufacturing
Model: Special No. 2 (Tokku Model/Tokku 2)
Size: 1/2
Year: 1971
Store Management No.: 23-140

■ Other:
- Maintained at our workshop's physical store (Technician: Workshop Manager Tasaka).
- We have many other violins listed.
- We also have many items in stock that are not yet listed.
- We accept custom orders for fractional sizes, budgets, and brands.
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- Please be sure to read our workshop's profile and understand it before purchasing.
- [Caution] For your safety, our workshop does not use used violin cases. We provide new or like-new cases. Recently, there have been many cases of allergies and damage to belongings due to mold and viruses found in used violin cases. It is impossible to determine the presence of odors or colonies by visual inspection alone, so please be very careful with used cases.
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