Description
Klaus Mueller Prelude Violin
The Klaus Mueller Prelude Violin assists beginning violinists with dependable tuning and easy playability. Because of its consistent quality, the Prelude has become a string-teacher favorite across the country. This is a quality instrument you can trust, at a surprisingly low price.
Klaus Mueller Prelude Violins have a large, open sound with easy response. Each violin is hand-carved from well-chosen tone-woods: spruce top of medium grain, inlaid purfling; a two-piece back of maple (ribs and scroll similar to back); and varnished in an even, warm, golden brown. Each violin is shop-adjusted by our experienced, in-house luthiers, to assure excellent playability. Made in China.
Order the Klaus Mueller Prelude Violin on its own (“Instrument Only”), or by building an “Outfit” (including a case, bow, and rosin).
Prelude Violin Fittings:
- Ebony fingerboard, pegs, and endbutton
- Composite tailpiece, with four built-in string adjusters
- Guarneri ebony chinrest
- D’Addario Prelude strings
Outfit Information:
Selecting the right accessories can be overwhelming. Which is why we have curated standard “outfits” to best compliment our instruments. Our “Outfits” include the Instrument, Rosin, and your choice of Bow and Case.
Standard Outfit includes:
Upgrade Options are also available to replace the standard bow and/or case:
The “Allegro” Violin Outfit:
For a simple, budget-oriented outfit, consider the Prelude violin’s “Allegro” option.
Valentina (verified owner) –
I had a old violin and it sounded so bad but after I got this violin it made me so happy at how is sounded. I play at church so I use a mic and on the other violin it sounded so bad but when I put the mic on this one it made my life better. This is certainly a good violin that will last me a long time.
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Liz K. (verified owner) –
I wanted to play a violin for decades,but never had to time. when I decided to stop putting everything hold and got the Prelude.
after 8 month and 250 hour of practice. I couldn’t ask for a better beginner partner. yes, we off grow the capabilities of our first violin.
if you get the right bow and string. it really wakes up and product some great tones. (I use a carbine fiber bow and a set of violino string).
I had a violin instructor surprised on the cost to the sound it produced.
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Adie M. (verified owner) –
These violins are always super consistently good quality for the price, and produce a great tone for a student instrument! My music studio owns one in each size (also Prelude Violas), and it’s always what I recommend first to my students (who aren’t limited to buying/renting locally). There can be some variation in color, etc., from instrument to instrument, and it’s neat they’re not all exactly the same while always being reliable and easy to tune.
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Ester (verified owner) –
I bought the 1/10 for my 4 year old. It’s a great little starter violin. I changed the package a little bit and added the Dominant strings, upgraded to a fiberglass bow, better rosin, added a bow grip and a bow guard. She’s doing great and is started to make clear sounds after a few days.
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Magdalena (verified owner) –
This is a beautiful and resonant instrument, especially for the price! Great find!
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