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EXHIBITION AND SALE OF FINE VIOLINS, VIOLAS, AND BOWS

Snow Basic SV400 Violin

$2,530.00
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Snow Basic SV400 Violin

These Snow Violins are made with beautifully selected tonewoods–spruce top and a nicely flamed maple back. In addition, the luthiers finish the violin with an artisan varnish–”Italian 1704”–giving the violins a highly polished and attractive look. This violin has a soloistic, penetrating sound that has a lot of power. Yet, you will also find warmth in every register, from the G string to the E string. 

At our shop, you can play this violin and compare it to other Snow violins as well as French and German instruments. However, we can also mail them to you for an in-home try-out so you can hear their fantastic sound yourself. I am a professional violinist by training, and I have had the chance many times to hear other violinists playing on model 400. See below a description from William, who is a student at Princeton University, and has tried this instrument. In addition, please feel free to write a review on this site if you would like to participate in this conversation or just voice yourself. 

We sell Snow instruments at Snow prices; however, we do certain improvements to these instruments:

  • Princeton Violins LLC. completely covers any defects on our Snow instruments for one year.

  • All instruments come with a professional sound adjustment, valued at $100.

  • For the first year of your ownership, we will do additional sound adjustments at your request, free of charge.

  • Most of them come with Pirastro strings, but we can switch the strings for you to the ones of your choice at your request and at no charge. 

We also offer a collection of Snow model violins, violas, and cellos for rental. 

 

100% refund guarantee up to 14 days after purchase

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  • 5
    A Reliable Performer for Advancing Students

    Posted by Patrick on 23rd May 2025

    I was given the pleasure to experiment with and review the Snow Violin Collection at Princeton Violins. Even though I am currently studying to graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree of Computer Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology, I have been a violinist for most of my life and have also been playing on the Snow Violin Simona model specifically for the past 7 years. I believe that I come from a standpoint of being somewhat of a violin aficionado and would like to share my expertise and reviews for each of the Snow Violins. After trying them out and comparing them to one another, here is what I have to say about the Snow Violin Model 400. Playing the violin, I was genuinely impressed with how great and reliable of an option it is for players who need a dependable and responsive instrument without breaking the bank. The beautiful maple back and spruce top showcase a great look to match the warm, focused tone it projects. This violin is an all-rounder, perfect for people looking to play in an ensemble or solo performance setting. From playing the first bow stroke, the sound and tone is on the brighter and more focused side, providing a great responsive quality that is suitable for all levels of musicians. If you are looking for a great student model violin just a step up from the Snow model 200, this might just be your violin.