The "Cremonese" Violin is one of Stradivari's greatest masterpieces. Made juring his " Golden Period", it was once owned by the famous violinist Joseph Joachim but was returned permanently to the Italian cithe of Cremona in 1961. In choice wood, the pattern, the arching , the varnish, and the sound - every aspect is proff of Stradivari's great genius. The instrument has instired some of the greatest makers in history and continues to b an instiration today. This strad is one of our favorites to copy because of the sound of the "Cremonese" is quite unique, while having the depth of the fine del Gesu. Set up with Dominant strings. Included in this outfit is a LaSalle LB-31 Pernambuco bow and TL-35 Travite case with built hydrometer. Complete outfit, add $150