Thank You, Mustang.  That's very interesting – i'll keep experimenting with bridge placement – that seems like an option (i hope). Also there was a post where "control of wolf" was mentioned. I'm interested how to control a wolf. Technically. That must be unspeakable if my teacher couldn't explane me.. =/

But i'm interested if someone've got rid of it without getting rid of instrument? XD

PS: i tried wolf eliminator (looks like a rubber round thing) – it didn't help  There's different types of that. Have anybody tried them?

Yep, BCShalom =) Thank You! I don't know too... I didn't use somethyng like this, that why i wanna ask people who did =/ But i guess not many people here used it... I tried a rubber one - it useless for my wolfy =).

I made some research with bridge placement - doesn't help, i definitely do something wrong with it, because when i move it out of normal position - wolfy moves too =)

it does not want to go anywhere LOL. If i tune violin up - it moves down, if i tune it down- wolfy goes up =)) actually that was very fun to try to get rid of it that way =) But now i'm almost sure that it's an internal resonance =)...

Thank you, fellows =)

Fiddlerman said:

I know of violinists that have gotten rid of their wolf tones by switching to low tension from high tension or from high tension to low tension strings. Also those who have bettered the situation by letting a luthier trim some wood of the bridge.

Hope one of these simple solutions can help.

Hmmm.. Thank You, FiddlerMan. I've heard about changing strings... But bridge....  /wrote down in violin notebook =)/

Thanks for video, Mustang! I think BCShalom was talking about that one too. I guess it's time for shopping. Hope they have some eliminators like this 

Thanks again, guys!

Late bloomer said:

Never heard of a wolf tone. But Mustangs video explained well enough. Thanks.

You're lucky, Late Bloomer!