Is this violin's maple back with "flamed" wood grain?
1327611
This violin does not have a flamed back. If you're looking for a flamed back, the MV-500 has a flamed back.
1327612
In my experience they'll tell it's ebony colored but I received a white and black violin! And also the quality is not good. Would not recommend you buying this item.
437857
Pretty sure it's laminated wood, not micarta. The San Mai III version has micarta.
1136704
The backs and legs are a painted hardwood; however, the seat portion of the chair has the grain exposed and it appears to be maple. I've been using them for nearly seven months now--very study and well made--also the assembly was not too difficult for this 61-year-old grandmother to put together herself!!
1882094
its been awile so to be honest i cant say 100 percent im sure it not but i think if i liked it id guess it wood not pressedwood.but you can find the same one at other places or call the mfg.but if i liked it id guess all wood ironing surface.i do know part of it is thin lamenet but it was the best of what i could find at the time.ed
2201896
I don't know what type of wood it is, but behaves rather like alder in that it took a cherry stain well, to look rich, bringing out the grain of the wood. It appears to be a medium hardness and has held up well as a night stand.
754324
I got mine new in early 2013, serial starts with13. So i assume it is 2013 model. Definitely looks like maple. Body looks like mahogany. I would say it has a plenty resonant neck though, you can hear it well unplugged and plugged, you can get sympathetic resonances easily anywhere on this thing.
168869
based on the cost and the weight, I assumed that it is probably made of pine and stained dark. In my inspection, i believe i was right. I do see the grain of wood so it is not compressed wood. It is actually quite beautiful and well made for how little I paid. It does look great with my cherry furniture in the guest room.
863261
Yes, it is. The color of the item is dark brown but you are still able to see the grain of the wood. Because we use slats the surface is not as wide to where in most cases you'll be able to clear see the grain on wider surfaces. For this item here we are using Mahogany wood which has a beautiful grain to the wood. I'm sure You'll be very happy with your purchase.
1078894
No. Just the wood grain that is normal and slight stain coloring from light to dark, normal for this type of wood. They are very nice.
1104044
The wood itself appears to be pine but does not have the pine odor. it is stained a Dark Mahogany. The corners are tongue and grove and extremely well fitted. It is satiny smooth to the touch and very classy looking.
1189072
Yes, for the most part. But the "flamed" striping was not very pronounced on ours. Still a beautiful violin.
1730455
Not at all it a Gorgeous piece of furniture .It looks like a wood grain ,mine has almost no grain in it .I would buy it all over again
2201894
rubber wood - like oak, but not as much grain. mine came out great with med. walnut stain.
246748
China in the past and currently uses plywood. The Fever Electric Violin is constructed of solid wood, because the sound quality with the acoustic and when it is amplified is loud. You usually do not hear an accoustic violin sounding this loud. I play this violin more without the amplification, because it's too loud for my neighbors where I like to play it in my home. The sound holes are constructed just a little wider, but not too wide. The attached violin bridge would not be as secure, if it was plywood. Plywood and Solid Wood look the same.
530247
According to the information it is mahogany on the top, back, and sides. With a rosewood fretboard.
205108
The wood grain shows. I wouldn't call it prominent, but has a very nice wood grain finish.
1514061
Unfortunately, we ordered black. I've seen it in silver, but never a wood grain. Sorry I couldn't help.