Tower Strings Midnight Violin Outfit

The Tower Strings Midnight Violin

The Midnight violin is a great starter violin that anyone can afford! We opted to have an all-black version that is less expensive because the varnish time is considerably faster. It certainly helps that it's a darn cool-looking violin as well! We have never been happy with what the market had to offer in this price range. The set up, accessories, and quality of build is far above anything we have tested in this price range!

Violin Specifications

Brand: Tower Strings
Model: Midnight
Player Level: Beginner
Top Material: Solid Spruce (dried a minimum of 24 months)
Back, Neck & Side Material: Solid Maple (dried a minimum of 24 months)
Varnish: Durable black metallic finish. The varnish glimmers like a midnight sky.
Fingerboard and fittings: Ebony
Bridge: Hand-carved maple (proffessionaly fitted)
Tailpiece: Carbon composite tailpiece with built-in fine tuners
Strings: D'Addario Prelude

Who is This Violin For?

• First-time violin students
• Adult beginners

Outfit and Accessories

Everything you need to start playing is included in the box. Each Tower Strings outfit comes complete with a carefully selected case, bow, rosin, and essential accessories, so you can start making music the moment your instrument arrives.

• Violin Case: Sturdy lightweight shaped violin case. Includes carrying straps, music pocket, small storage compartment, two bow holders.
• Violin Bow: Brazilwood bow
• Rosin: D'Addario Mini Super Sensitive Rosin / Tower Strings Rosin
• Shoulder rest (1/16 size comes with a foam shoulder rest pad)
• Ultra Practice Mute
• Polishing cloth
• Digital tuner 

Caring for your violin will extend its lifespan. Wipe the rosin off the violin, fingerboard, and strings with a soft, dry cloth after each use.

Wood instruments are sensitive to temperature and humidity extremes. In dry climates and seasons, we recommend getting a room or case humidifier. The ideal humidity is 40-60%. Below that, the glue and wood can become brittle resulting in open seams or cracks. Never leave your instrument in a car or outdoors.

Visit our resource library for more helpful tips on how to take care of your violin.