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Has anyone tried the CVN 700. I am interested in knowing how it sounds.
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Here's FM's review of the CVN 700 Kevin:
http://www.youtube.com/v/6TzAw587N-Q
I was at a music shop that had a used CVN 700 and I tried it. It didn't project a sound as well as my CVN 500 and I noticed that the CVN 700 in the shop though had the soundpost really close to the bridge. I also tried a few violins that were more expensive and I walked out knowing I had a really good sounding violin for the price with my 500. I'm curious on those Kohr violins that FM's shop has.
Love CVN 700. Planning to buy it this year! 
I watched the video and although I thought the look of the violin was excellent I was a little disapointed at the sound of it. It sounded kind of harsh to me.possibly soundpost and bridge and strings but for the money I would want the soundpost right and the bridge right. I don't much care what bow comes with it. Who knows when I get a check from the gas company I might get a Kohr.
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Curtiss bought one and was very disappointed. He ended up returning it and buying the Johannes Kohr K550 instead. Check out his review on Fiddlershop.com
http://fiddlershop.com/August-....._name=k550
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Kevin M. said
I watched the video and although I thought the look of the violin was excellent I was a little disapointed at the sound of it. It sounded kind of harsh to me.possibly soundpost and bridge and strings but for the money I would want the soundpost right and the bridge right. I don't much care what bow comes with it. Who knows when I get a check from the gas company I might get a Kohr.
Hmmm. I liked the sound of it in this video
. I guess i have a strange taste... or bad ears... or both... I'll think about Kohr...
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