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Link for wikipedia info
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik.....zo_Storion
This has a video of someone playing one:
https://brobstviolinshop.com/i.....;view=grid
I couldn’t find supertone. But I was wondering, could it mean that in 1931 this D H Steger dude did something to it to give it “super tone”? So that label is just letting future buyers know that this violin was altered to give it supertone?
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cid said
@stevedufLink for wikipedia info
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik.....zo_Storion
This has a video of someone playing one:
https://brobstviolinshop.com/i.....;view=grid
I couldn’t find supertone. But I was wondering, could it mean that in 1931 this D H Steger dude did something to it to give it “super tone”? So that label is just letting future buyers know that this violin was altered to give it supertone?
Thank you! I couldn’t anything, must’ve been reading the name wrong. I bought this the other day. Their description was horrible and no pic of the label. Now I just need to determine if it’s real.
heres how it was listed...

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@steveduf and others. My guess is that the restoration work involved scraping some of the material off the plates and perhaps reducing the mass of the bass bar. I think that work is now called regulation.
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San Francisco Symphony principal violist Jonathan Vinocour plays a Storioni viola. I got to hear it up close and in person when he performed the Walton concerto with my orchestra.
Here's a short clip from a rehearsal that I was able to take because I was injured and sitting out the rehearsal.
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