Super Sensitive Dark Violin Rosin
Key features
- •Made with high quality resin
- •Encased in a sturdy finished wood block
- •Easy to open slide box
- •Also available in light version #911
Super Sensitive Dark Violin Rosin
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.5
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Good for beginners!
DNG✓ Verified Purchase•November 6, 2017
I'm new to the violin, so I didn't want to invest too much before I knew if I wanted to keep playing. This rosin keeps my violin humming without creating too much dust that I need to clean, and sticks to the bow for a couple of short sessions. I'm happy with it and would recommend it for beginners- maybe someday I'll move up to the stuff with gold dust in it.
nice dark rosin
sjbrn1✓ Verified Purchase•May 4, 2017
I have a couple of dark haired bows that I got this rosin for. it works very well, it seems to me. I am not a pro, i am a rooky so take it for what it's worth. I think it works and looks good.
I wanted some nice rosin for my new bow so I got this ...
Margaret Hoagland✓ Verified Purchase•March 6, 2017
I wanted some nice rosin for my new bow so I got this and it is great. It has lasted me a long time and works very well.
Works Well
shannon.wilson2✓ Verified Purchase•February 27, 2017
Works well for my daughter's violin bow. No problems.
Treadle sewing machine solution!
Bernstein✓ Verified Purchase•March 30, 2016
It's not the intended purpose of the rosin but it worked fantastically for my purposes.
I sew on an old treadle machine and recently had to replace the belt. No matter how much I adjusted the new belt, it kept slipping so I no matter how fast it was being treadled, the needle movement was sluggish. I made a few passes on the belt with the rosin and it gave it just enough grip to sew with ease. I've not noticed any buildup or residue left on the machine but I also don't apply a lot of rosin, just enough to help make it stick.
I sew on an old treadle machine and recently had to replace the belt. No matter how much I adjusted the new belt, it kept slipping so I no matter how fast it was being treadled, the needle movement was sluggish. I made a few passes on the belt with the rosin and it gave it just enough grip to sew with ease. I've not noticed any buildup or residue left on the machine but I also don't apply a lot of rosin, just enough to help make it stick.
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