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The Viotti Violin Bridge 4/4 is a finely crafted, pre-cut solid maple bridge designed to fit most full-size violins without professional adjustment. Featuring a premium grade maple body and a durable ebony insert on the E string side, it enhances sound clarity, volume, and tonal sharpness while protecting your instrument. Ideal for musicians seeking immediate upgrade in sound quality and playability with minimal hassle.






| ASIN | B0964Z2BK7 |
| Back Material Type | Maple |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,312 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #7 in Violin Parts |
| Body Material Type | Maple |
| Brand | Viotti |
| Brand Name | Viotti |
| Color | brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 574 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00860001657951 |
| Instrument | Violin |
| Instrument Size | 4/4 |
| Item Dimensions | 2 x 0.25 x 1.62 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Kilograms |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 2 x 0.25 x 1.62 inches |
| Manufacturer | Viotti |
| Number of Strings | 4 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Size | 4/4 |
| String Material Type | Steel Alloy |
| Top Material Type | Maple |
A**A
Great quality and perfect fit
I bought this Viotti 4/4 violin bridge and was pleasantly surprised by the quality. The wood feels solid, the cut is clean, and it only needed a small adjustment to fit perfectly on my instrument. The sound improved noticeably—clearer, stronger, and more balanced. It’s not a high-end bridge, but for the price it performs extremely well. Perfect for students or for replacing an old bridge without spending too much. I would definitely buy it again.
J**.
Perfect fit
Does the job it's supposed to do. Sits flush on the body of the violin. Good string distance and height. Sound is good. Even better on a good violin.
A**Y
Great product!
Honestly perfect fit only had to sand down feet for precise fit thank you guys!
G**D
Measure first
At the end of the fingerboard near the bridge, ideally, your G string should be ~5mm and E string should be ~3mm. Measure accordingly and if you're with 2mm of that tolerance then with some sandpaper you can easily make this work. I was more like 6mm off and still bought it realizing I was going to need to do a lot more than just simple sanding. I ended up taking as much as I could off the feet with sandpaper and then like 5mm off the top with an electric saw... probably should've taken it to the luthier down the street that only charges like $35, which is insanely cheap. You're lucky to find someone that will fit a new bridge under $100. Anyway, it worked out ok. Sounds fine. Tolerances seem ok. Not optimal, I'm sure, but easier than shaving down a completely blank one. I already have the bridge shaping measurement tool and I also used some files to notch for the strings. So, should you buy? Yes, if you measure and it fits, and yes, if you're slightly handy and can make it fit regardless, otherwise you'll regret your purchase.
B**E
Sounds great
Sounds so much better.
H**R
Perfect fit.
Perfect replacement for my violin. Good value. .
1**M
Bridge installed backward.
They installed the bridge backward. The ebony wedge is there to support the E string not the G string. The E string is the smallest string with the highest pressure. That's the string that needs the hd hard ebony wedge.
J**S
Good fit
Had to do minor height reduction but everything else fit with no adjusments.
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