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If you are just starting out or thinking about getting into learning how to play the violin, then one area that might be a bit confusing is knowing which violin to buy. How can a beginner violin player even begin to know which kind of violin is right for them? To make matters worse, you also need to be careful when picking the right violin bow also. Why does picking the right bow make a difference? The bow is the most important piece of playing the violin as it directly affects the sound you make while playing. Just what kind of bow should you buy if you are learning how to play the violin?
Like most things in life, you'll find that the price of a bow can vary from relatively cheap to the insanely expensive. Just which one you buy depends on what you want or expect from the bow. Fiberglass bows are the least expensive and of the poorest quality. They are good for beginners as they usually cost around $20 - $50, but if you are more experienced you will definitely want to opt for something much better. Professional violinists can hear a fiberglass bow instantly as the sound produced is unique, and this isn't necessarily a good kind of unique.
Do you have a bit of a budget to play with or are you after something that isn't too cheap? If you want to opt for something a little better than fiberglass but doesn't cost the earth, then you may want to try Brazilian wood. These bows can cost anywhere from about $60 - $120 making them still relatively inexpensive, but they produce a much better quality sound than the cheaper and inferior fiberglass bows do. You might want to think of Brazilian wood bows as the best value for money kind. They deliver a fairly decent level of sound quality but still have a fairly reasonable price tag.
Is price no object? Do you want the absolute best in quality you can buy? For those people who seek the absolute best in bows for violins, then get a pernambucco bow. Be warned though, as you should expect to fork out at least $300 for this special high quality wood bow as its ability to resonate and bend is second to none. Part of their high price comes from the fact that they are hand crafted. This is definitely a bow for experienced players only and they should never be used by beginners unless they have money to burn.
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