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Hi can i check what brand of violin do u usually get for your kids at nafa

It really depends on what your budget is, and what fractional sized violin you're looking for. The places you could go look for a violin include Synwin, Tong Mingxi, Gramercy, and Johann Strings (walking distance from NAFA). For prep class / grade 1 students, Synwin's range is pretty good. If you're in the market for a larger \"old\" violin (what the teachers would call a \"lao qin\"), I'd recommend Tong Mingxi.
If your child is serious about playing the violin (or if you are serious about your child playing the violin), then be prepared to pay good money for a good violin. The tailpiece, strings, and bow make a difference too.

It really depends on what your budget is, and what fractional sized violin you’re looking for. The places you could go look for a violin include Synwin, Tong Mingxi, Gramercy, and Johann Strings (walking distance from NAFA). For prep class / grade 1 students, Synwin’s range is pretty good. If you’re in the market for a larger "old" violin (what the teachers would call a "lao qin"), I’d recommend Tong Mingxi.

If your child is serious about playing the violin (or if you are serious about your child playing the violin), then be prepared to pay good money for a good violin. I skimped on the first one, and regretted it. The tailpiece, strings, and bow make a difference too.