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Hard to say. It looks like a solid instrument, but you won't know until you play it. I'm all for buying nearly everything online, but violins are really so much about how that particular instrument sounds. You can give it a whirl and see how it plays.
I'd encourage you to find a dealer so your kid can go and play the instrument and you can get advice from the people at the dealership. It's really worth it. If you PM me what major city centre you're near I can get you a list of dealers if you'd like.
FWIW I would second this really good advice. If he's already taken to it and is outpacing the first instrument that was purchased then he's entering the area where he's going to need to sit down and play a bunch of violins to find a good fit for him; He's leaving the one size fits all instruments and is right at the precipice of needing something unique to how he likes playing. Graduating up to a classical store stringed instrument is a really cool step to take, congratulations sir!Hard to say. It looks like a solid instrument, but you won't know until you play it. I'm all for buying nearly everything online, but violins are really so much about how that particular instrument sounds. You can give it a whirl and see how it plays.
I'd encourage you to find a dealer so your kid can go and play the instrument and you can get advice from the people at the dealership. It's really worth it. If you PM me what major city centre you're near I can get you a list of dealers if you'd like.