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I'm considering buying the GCV Bourree 750ES or the GCV Cremona Cannon violin. Does anyone have any advice, from experience, on which one is actually better/nicer than the other?
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The Cannon, known as "Il Cannone", received its name from Niccolò Paganini and is known for its power and resonance. Are you looking for a bright and powerful violin or a dark and warm instrument?
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Someday that Cannon will also be in my collection... 
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Don't forget the Holstein Ole Bull ... I think it strikes a nice balance between darkness and power ..
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We commissioned another great violin that should be arriving soon. Every time we do something like this it takes at least 3 months to have the instruments made though.
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I have the Bourree 750 es and I love it. Mine is on the dark side, but thats the way I wanted/asked for it:D I don't think you can go wrong with any of them though. good luck!
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dwbush said
I'm considering buying the GCV Bourree 750ES or the GCV Cremona Cannon violin. Does anyone have any advice, from experience, on which one is actually better/nicer than the other?
The better/nicer one is the one that sounds better/nicer to you.
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. ~Herm Albright
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