VIOLIN SCHÖNBACH Inferno

The Violin Schönbach company was founded in 2021 on the successful violin-making roots of the Sandner, Lupač and Skál families, who have been spreading the craft for more than 100 years in the region of the former world-famous Schönbach and present-day Luby near Cheb. This tradition is a guarantee of the very high quality of these instruments, well comparable to master instruments, but at a reasonable price. The company produces top concert musical instruments mainly focused on 4/4 - the so-called whole violin. They are designed and modelled by the Italian violin makers A. Stradivari and J. Guarneri.

The instruments are hand-lacquered with alcohol varnish, and available in several colours or finishes. The material used is aged, exclusively used flamed maple from Bosnia and Herzegovina, spruce wood that has been selected in the Austrian Alps or Slovakia. It is therefore not surprising that the warranty period of these instruments is up to 20 years (it covers the instrument itself, not mechanical damage).

The Inferno model is derived from the Stradivari model and features the aforementioned spruce soundboard, back, sides and neck made of beautifully figured maple or ebony fingerboard and soundboard. The instrument is then finished in a brownish yellow alcohol varnish, which is enhanced with a stylish faux patina. The French-style fingerboard is then fitted with high quality Thomastik Dominant strings.