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Rating Summary
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Mrs
Thirsk, United Kingdom
Beginner
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every violinist should have one!
Pros:
cheap and useful
Cons:
nothing
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Ken
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Pros:
Very easy to use
Cons:
Nothing
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Sue
USK, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Pros:
It really is a lot easier than fiddling around with the tiny key that comes with a chin rest. I gave it to my teacher as a gift for being wonderful.
Cons:
No cons
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ANDREW
Glossop, United Kingdom
Professional
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Pros:
Why busk it when the real tool for the job is so cheap?
Cons:
None
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C
Chester, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Pros:
Easier to use than the small one supplied with chinrests
Cons:
May not work well with small chinrests e.g. half size
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C
Chester, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Pros:
Much easier to use than the little ones you get when you buy a chinrest......does not get lost either.
Cons:
Tight fit on some holes (small size fiddle chin rests)
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Sheila
Newark, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Pros:
I found it very easy to use.
Cons:
Nothing - except it would be easy to lose it...
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Clare
London, United Kingdom
Professional
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Pros:
It is very easy to use, much easier than the standard one that usually comes with a chin rest. The prong is the correct length so it doesn't poke through and scratch the varnish. It can be attached to a key ring which can be handy, and is small enough to put anywhere in the instrument case.
Cons:
The prong is slightly too wide for adjusting tiny chin rests (1/8, 1/4 sizes) so not perfect if you have young students but still a very useful tool to have.
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mr chris long
reading, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Solid and safe chinrest key.
Pros:
Easier to use than the little ones that come free with chinrests. It was solid and had a handle that was easy to hold. It was much safer and less likely to scratch the instrument than improvised keys.
Cons:
The pin was too thick for my chinrests and needed to be ground down a bit to work.
Other:
I've only given it a three because of the need to grind it down. It didn't take long to do and otherwise I'd have given it 5.
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Ian
SOUTHAMPTON, United Kingdom
Grade 8+
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Durable and at a good price.
Pros:
Durable and does the job better than chinrests come with.
Cons:
Handle could be slightly longer to make chinrest tightening easier.
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