Viva la Música's Viva Flex violin shoulder rest is made of high-quality polycarbonate and features a 360º folding and rotating leg design that helps to adjust the best support position. Available in different sizes and colors.
Viva la Música's Viva Flex violin shoulder rest is made of high-quality polycarbonate and features a 360º folding and rotating leg design that helps to adjust the best support position.
Violin Shoulder Rest Confortabile. Compound by a cushion and two rubbers to place it.
Viva la Música's Augustin Diamond violin shoulder rest is made of high quality maple that provides a unique sound to the instrument. Its design of folding and rotating legs of 360º help to adjust the best position of support. Accessories in golden steel.
Violin shoulder rest Mach one MA. Professional. For 4/4 and 3/4 violin.
Replacement leg for Mach One violin and viola pad. Made of soft rubber that does not damage the instrument. Thanks to its sophisticated grip it does not reduce sound projection.
Available in two lengths:
Hypoallergenic, ultralight and ergonomic. It does not cause any loss of sound.
Suitable for violinists of all levels. It is possible to adjust the height, profile and angle of inclination.
Violin shoulder rest Everest Spring Collection. In blue, green or fuchsia color.
Violin - Viola Shoulder Rest Wolf Superflexible
The Efel Plus Violin shoulder rest is based on the Efel Ergo shoulder rest but with 20mm more extension on the left side.
Violin shoulder rest Mach One MAH. Maple wood. With more steep shapes. Professional. For 3/4 and 4/4 violin.
Violin shoulder rest designed with carbon fiber middle part. With a slim design, it is one of the lightest pads on the market.
Its slim and comfortable design includes fixed titanium legs with non-slip rubber feet, adjustable in width and height. It offers perfect ergonomics and a secure grip on the instrument, effectively reducing the negative acoustic effect on violin vibrations.
The Artino Magic Pad Pro SR-21 violin or viola pad uses a long-lasting silicone ring to secure its position on the back of the instrument.