John Cheng Violins Make Strong Showing in Competitive Field
Step-up violins are well made from quality tonewoods
When a violin shop grows to a certain size, it’s practically required to have a house-brand line of instruments. A stringed-instrument and accessories superstore of the size, scope, and ambition of Shar Music can have several. The John Cheng line of violins is made in China and positioned as Shar’s premier house brand. For this review, Strings tested the product line’s entry-level Stradivari model and its top-shelf Limited Edition model.
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