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Ok I recently won at auction a Paige's Music 15" Viola
It was missing it Fingerboard, bridge, chin rest and strings. So I was actually bidding on the case that looked to be in good shape.
I was surprised when it got here and I got a good look at it, it was in rather good condition. So I decided to use some spare parts I had lying around ( I canniblised my old Cresent violin) using the maple fingerboard and strings, which was strung as a viola before it fell apart. And a violin bridge blank.
In short time I had a functioning viola. Not correctly repaired but functional.
My question now is who really made this viola as Paige's Music is a school orchestra
supplier.
With violins there is no fretting over the music.
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Here are some pics
With violins there is no fretting over the music.
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Impossible to know by looking at those pictures, but if you want to find out, why not contact Paige's Music.
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