What can you tell me about Rothenburg violins?

Answer by  worker2614 (137)

A Rothenburg violin is a factory made violin out of a German violin building school. It is usually reasonably priced and is good for beginning students. If buying a used Rothenburg, you may want to replace the bridge and strings right away as they are the part that needs replacing most often.

Answer by  Riley (765)

This violin is the premier violin for intermediate or advanced players. This violin is made from the best hand selected tone woods available. The backs are good aged maple and the top is aged spruce. All the fittings are ebony. Wooden horse hair brazilwood make up the bow. These are very expensive violins.

Answer by  rui (21)

i have come to the conclusion that the Rothenburg is just another Chinese factory-made beginner quality violin, regardless of how it's advertised.

Answer by  Anonymous

I've had a Rothenberg Flame Back fiddle for about a month- I think it may be one of the best violins under $100. If it were a guitar, it would sell in the $120- $250 range I'm sure. It's very well made, tuners on each string- I recommend! laminisotheostreffered

Answer by  Anonymous

I have one. I got it during my freshman year of high school. After 4 years I'm now looking into replacing it. It's honestly complete junk. It doesn't hold a tune for longer than a couple hours. The finish chips frequently. It has a weird rattling noise. It's just bad.