D'Addario Violin Rosin - Cello Rosin - Kaplan Premium Light Rosin with Case for Violin, Viola, Cello - For Horsehair or Synthetic Bows

Very good Rosin, simple and effective.

I am an amateur violinist, and have been using the rosin from my case for months, until a friend bumped my elbow when I was rosin ing my bow. Nothing survived. I bought this as a replacement, and the term perfect does NOT begin to touch this rosin. The rosin I was using gave my violin a scratchy tone to it, but this rosin is fantastic, and gives it a more pure, resonating sound. The rosin I was using required a great bit of grip on my behalf to give it a good quality sound. But with this rosin, my bow just glides on the string and gives it the same sound, and that doesn't even compare to when I apply slight pressure to the bow. It applies very nicely, and is very elegant in its design. There is still a fair bit of dust given off, but that does not even touch it's pros to give me reason to give it 4/5 stars. Perfect quality, great grip, and reasonable price make this rosin 10/10. Will definetly buy this again.

Top quality from the case to the texture of the rosin. Coated new bow perfectly. I am sure with the ability to turn the rosin. It will last forever, and with each new angle it will last a very long time.

A good value at this price and was exactly as descibed by the seller.Works well.

First of all, it looks like a jewelry in a small black case. People didn't guess what is it !!And when I put it on my bow, my violin plays a beautiful sound !!Actually, I had and used old rosin which more than 10 years old. I thought my violin sound is really bad many years. My husband believe the old one was OK for my violin. He plays for many years though...And I learned by You-tube the old rosin should get rid of after one year. SO I bought it. And it works really well. And this is a good price but not cheap one. And finally my violin plays beautiful sound !!

I love this rosin. I am a violin/viola/cello teacher and recommend it to all my students. It sticks evenly to the bow hair, produces a rich, smooth tone, and my students don't have to re-rosin all the time. I love that it comes in a hard case, so the rosin does not break easily like the other kinds we have used in the past. You can actually turn this rosin, so when you get a groove that is getting deep, you can turn the cake and start a new one. This way, a lot more of the rosin is actually used. This is my favorite.

Good quality Rosin

I originally got this rosin because i took up cello and was told that the darker rosins are better. After using it the first time i put it away when i got done, and the next day when i started practicing the weirdest thing happened i didnt rosin my bow the entire 5 hours i played. This never happens. I dont know what they did but this is the best rosin i have used. Its now my favorite for my violin and viola also. Since i got it i never hit a spot where my bow skates(when a spot of the bow is used more than the rest and you get a silent or really fowl note). I highly recommend. Rosin is cheap but it matters, it is worth it to get a good rosin. Violin is hard enough without adding problems by cutting corners that shouldnt be.