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Sheep Skin Fleece |
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*Rough out Leather
*By way of Velcro
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*Natural Fleece
*Synthetic Fleece
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*Button Hole or Draw Strap
*Reversible fleece or leather side
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*1/2" Foam Pad
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*By way of upholstery leather
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Draw Strap works best for child size
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Adjustable in toward End Button...

...out toward C Bout
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Attaches to End Button and C Bout
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Optional Velcro Loop available for Sheep Skin Fleece
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Colors |
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*Black
*Brown (light, medium, dark)
*Burgandy (light, dark)
*Other colors are special order
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Like a cellist, give it a try!
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"The rufty tufty is a fiddle pad that has been carefully developed by Mr. Robert Gardner for violinists who would like their violin to be free to vibrate
without being inhibited by contact with the body or a shoulder rest. The violinist holds the violin slightly higher than the shoulder with his thumb,
enabling the weight of the violin to push slightly into the neck. There are many advantages to the violinist. One is freeing fingers in the hand to
move more independently. Another is the neck muscles can relax as they are no longer needed to hold the violin. Because some chin rests are made to
be placed on the left side of the button the fiddle pad protects the collar bone. It also adds comfort regardless of the type of chin rest that is used.
It is easy to put on and remove. If the button on your violin is an unusual size Mr Gardner has developed several different ways to connect the pad.
It will generally stay on best if the stretch band is placed over the top plate."
Joyce L. C. Otterstrom
Bachelor of Music degree from Brigham Young University
"Just got the shoulder rest (had you send it to my parents in Indiana and they sent it to me here in Norway). Super duper. Best thing I've ever used since
ditching the clamp-on, "Kun-style" rest several years ago. The viola player in my ensemble is looking for a rest and I'm going to recommend yours."
Christian Abel
Bergen, Norway
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