Musicom PEG VIOLIN 1/2

Name: PEG VIOLIN 1/2
Brand: Musicom
SKU: 250817
Price: 8.50 EUR
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ID : 250817

EAN : 0149483689545

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Information

Essential Information About the 1/2 Size Ebony Violin Peg
• Designed for 1/2 size violin : ideal for repair or replacement.
• Ebony : dense and stable wood, valued for its durability and long-lasting performance.
• Precise rotation : allows smooth tuning once the peg is properly fitted.
• Traditional look : classic black finish, very common on student instruments.

PEG VIOLIN 1/2

8,50 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Ebony: a classic in lutherie

Used for a long time for pegs, ebony is sought after for its wear resistance and the sense of control it provides during adjustments. It is a safe choice to maintain the aesthetic and "classic" spirit of a violin.

Who is it for and what is its use?

This peg is intended for violinists (often conservatory students) playing on a 1/2 size violin, as well as teachers and workshops wishing to replace a worn part. For optimal performance, fitting is generally done by a luthier (boring and tapering).

Sound quality

The peg does not directly influence the tone, but it plays an essential role in tuning stability : a well-fitted peg limits slipping and facilitates fine daily adjustments.

Technical specifications

Format	1/2
Instrument	Viola

Color

Black

Compatibility

1/2 size violin

Type	peg (tuning)
Material	ebony

Installation

to be adjusted according to the instrument for optimal hold and rotation

Questions frequently asked

Is this peg suitable for a 1/2 size violin?

This peg is designed exclusively for 1/2 size violins.

Is the Musico 1/2 violin peg made of ebony?

The material used is ebony, with a black finish. Ebony is commonly used in luthiery for its wear resistance and the precise control it offers during tuning.

Should a 1/2 size violin peg be adjusted by a luthier?

Adjustment to the instrument is necessary to ensure proper grip and smooth rotation. The boring and tapering are typically done by a luthier. This operation helps prevent slipping during tuning.

Does an ebony peg change the sound of the violin?

The peg does not directly affect the violin's tone. Its role concerns tuning stability through precise fitting.

For which musicians is this black peg suitable?

It is intended for violinists playing a 1/2 size violin, especially those in conservatory training. It is also suitable for replacing a worn peg in a workshop.