Whitehorse Music Gliga I & Paesold 400 Violin Review

www.whitehorsemusic.com.au Richard reviews 2 violins in the $1000 Price Range with full Professional Set-up

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[madogblue]

Hi;

Do you still sell the Gliga that you played here? Do you start with a Gems 1 elite?

[rbodinnar]

@madogblue

Thanx for the question.

Yes we still sell this Gliga I. The Gliga I and Struna Concert are our

two most popular violins in this price range.

Our starting model of Gliga is Gliga III, which is equivalent to

a Genial I, but with over $200 of better parts/setup. -Rich-

[thetarafae]

Which strings do you recommend for the Gliga 1

[rbodinnar]

@thetarafae

Thanx for the question

Hi! The Gliga 1 is a very mellow sounding instrument, so I like to use brighter sounding strings

so that the sound doesn't disappear. I usually use Pirastro Tonicas, Evah Pirazzis , Dominant or vision.

regards -Richard-

[thetarafae]

@rbodinnar Many thanks for that. Very helpful. Also, what would you recommend for a Gliga Gama (pro)  with a larger than usual lower bout (Guarnerius it's called).

[rbodinnar]

@thetarafae The pro model is usually a bit brighter and

louder than the Gliga I, but the Guarneri model tends to be deeper, and more mellow than the usual Stradivarius models. I think I'd go the same brighter sounding strings.

Regards -Richard-

[Judexy22]

I absolutely love that Gliga 1.

At how many Hz you fine tuned the Strings ?

Will you allow me to download your video on my iPad ?

Beautiful sounds indeed !

Cheers from Mauritius.

[rbodinnar]

@Judexy22

Thanx for the question. It is the Stradivari model. I don't often get the

Guarneri, as Gliga seem to do the Strad a lot better.

Richard