Monthly Archives: April 2009

This checklist tells you about our professional shop adjustment (or setup).  You shouldn’t ever consider buying an instrument that has not been expertly adjusted! You might be surprised to know that some companies just sell you the instruments the way … Continue reading →

A man sat at a metro station in Washington DC and started to play the violin; it was a cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it was rush hour, it … Continue reading →

Many Simply for Strings customers are eagerly awaiting our next shipment of BAM France cases and have made their pre-orders in anticipation. We were expecting this delivery to arrive around mid April but have not yet seen hide nor hair … Continue reading →

We bid our sales staff member Shannon Luk a fond farewell last week as he took off on his European journey to Sweden (pictured) and also New York. Shannon will be away for 5 weeks and in his absence the … Continue reading →

The sail-shaped SLIM 2000XL violin case is the newest case in BAM’s popular Hightech line. It shares many features and a minimalist aesthetic with the BAM Contoured Hightech. Fabric-covered injection-molded foam blocks suspend the instrument inside the multilayered ABS plastic … Continue reading →

Hard work paid off recently when we managed a 24hr turn around on a bow rehair. The lovely Mrs. Spiller was so impressed she made a stop-off at Couture Cupcakes in Bardon and brought us these 3 scrumptous morcels to … Continue reading →