Our Point of View on Mendini Solid Wood Viola Set

Hey guys, it's Jordan with WTI. So if you're like me, you're either going to start a new hobby or resume an old one. Well, that's what I did. I haven't played viola since I was in junior high, but I wanted to start back up and I have not been disappointed in the Mendini. This is a 16 inch solid wood viola. Let me show you what you get for your money because it's really, really good. First of all, the case. Very nice case. Comes with a handle or the feature you can carry it in your backpack. On your back is a backpack. It comes with rosin, which you need for your bow, extra strings, which I haven't needed yet, but it's good to have. And it comes with an additional bridge. Now, when you get it in, let me show you. The bridge doesn't come assembled. You have to do that, but it's okay. If I was able to Google it on YouTube and see how to do it, you would be able to as well. First thing I do recommend is find a good tuner app, tune your strings. Well, I did, but the next day they were back out of tune. So I talked to a friend and she said, she's a, she teaches viola. She said, you basically have to break them in, so to speak. The more you play, the more they'll stay tuned. So I did, and it has helped so much. So now when I tune it here and then I can do the fine tune, the fine tune pegs down here, it works so much better. It's a really good sounding instrument. And if you're a student, it's an excellent student instrument. She said, and these are her words, it projects well and is bright. Now I've only been playing for two weeks, so bear with me. But this is what it sounds like. So there you go. When you're looking for a new hobby or to resume an old one, look at the Mandini 16 inch solid wood viola. And that's my point of view.