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which voilin do I choose?
so i have this voilin that i just bought...
but in the store i had two opptions this light colored one that sounded more higher in tone......
and more of a classic sound to it, and the one i bought was dark in color and sounded deep and warm.
both were made in germany and hand made copy of Antonius Stradivarius.
the one that i got was made in 2004, the model is R31E4 and the price is about 2500 or so.. but the other one was in 2003, im not sure what the model is (i think the same) and its price was about 3200..
did i make the right choice by buying the dark colored one or should i have gotten the other one?
The color of a violin should not be you main concern. Your main concern should be the tone quality.
As for the sound, like another poster said, it is personal preference.
Three Ways to Extend the Life of Your Sports Car
Sports cars are important and expensive investments and drivers often develop a deep appreciation for their car. As such, they seek to maintain their cars well and prolong their useful life as long as possible.
There are many things one can to do extend their sports car's life. Some involve great expense and technical expertise. Others are as simple as placing a drop cloth or car cover over a garaged vehicle. All activities of this sort, however, can be placed in one of three general categories. These are the three ways by which one can extend the life of a sports car:
Exterior Maintenance
Of course, the guts and inner workings of any sports car are the driving force behind its performance. Engines, suspensions and transmissions are have a far greater impact on sports car performance than does appearance. Although aerodynamic sports cars may receive some performance boost from their design, exterior aspects are primarily aesthetic matter not directly tied to the quality of a drive.
However, neglect of a sports car's external shell can destroy the vehicle's attraction and render it nearly as useless as a car with a blown motor. Exterior rust and decay is more likely to destroy the visual impact of the car than to have a real impact on its drivability, but maintenance for the car's body can keep the car fresh, pleasing and more fun to drive.
Regular attention must be paid to the exterior. This includes regular washings with appropriate detergents and careful application of was or other protectants. Small scratches and or chips should be repaired immediately. These seemingly insignificant blemishes provide an opportunity for oxidation and subsequent visible rust.
The car should be protected from the elements when possible. There is no reason to leave a sports car in the sun, unprotected. The sun's rays will fade paint and can cause rubber and plastic moldings to crack or wear unevenly. One should also strive to store their sports car appropriately and to protect it from sun and inclement weather.
Regular Maintenance
If a car has a significant mechanical problem it must, of course, be carefully and correctly rectified before the automobile is used. Repairs are obvious and no sports car owner can look past them.
Regular maintenance, however, is just as important to a sports car and is often overlooked. Regular oil-changes, tune-ups, hose and belt replacement and other maintenance chores must be conducted in order to effectively protect the vehicle against excessive wear and tear. One cannot stop time, but they can slow its impact through quality maintenance.
Often, one may take the attitude of those who say "if it isn't broken, don't fix it." This seemingly common-sense approach however may keep sports car owners from thinking proactively about maintaining their car. When you spot older model sports cars that still look great and run as beautifully as the day they rolled off the assembly line it is usually because they are owned by sports car buffs who take maintenance seriously.
Appropriate Driving
Sports cars are strong machines, but are finely tuned instruments at the same time. They respond to use in unique ways, yet can still be victimized by poor driving habits just like any other car.
It is incumbent upon a sports car driver to be a good overall driver and not to force the automobile beyond its limitations or to use it incorrectly. Many major automotive problems stem not from mechanical deficiencies, but instead from poor driving.
One would not give a child a Stradivarius with which to take introductory fiddle classes. Likewise, one should not embark on using a high-performance sports car until they are prepared to drive it optimally and with great skill.
Sometimes the most basic themes hold the keys to success. That is certainly the case with sports car preservation. There are many details that need to be managed, but following the basic principles of conducting correct maintenance and driving appropriately will extend the life of your sports car more effectively than any single product or quick fix.
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