Just finished a new cornerless violin modeled after the shape of Antonio Stradivarius' 1726 "Chanot-Chardon" and the sound chamber of his 1704 "Betts" violins. Would love to hear what you all think! :
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Just finished a new cornerless violin modeled after the shape of Antonio Stradivarius' 1726 "Chanot-Chardon" and the sound chamber of his 1704 "Betts" violins. Would love to hear what you all think! :
