Lu-Mi Standard Tenor Viol after Jaye

Marsoni

M251S

$1400.00

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Lu-Mi Standard Tenor Viol after JayeLu Mi Tenor viol after Henry Jaye (string length 560mm). This standard tenor viol is made from very high quality wood and combines excellent craftmanship with a full, sweet, rounded sound and a beautiful appearance. The ribs, back and neck are made of sycamore, the top of spruce, and the fingerboard and tailpiece of maple. The wood is fully kiln dried for stability. About Lu Mi The Lu Mi range of instruments is the result of years of development and

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I’m not impressed. I ordered the “Lemon” and it’s nothing like the “Aloe & Green” Tea we had at work. Unfortunately Amazon mixes the reviews together, so you can’t tell which scent actually got the good reviews. I can barely smell the lemon and I have to try really hard. And I’m someone who prefers soft scents that are not overpowering, because I have a sensitive nose. I can’t deal with strong perfumey stuff. But I would like to at least smell something. I remember the Aloe & Green Tea has a nice soft scent, that I could actually smell. So I’m not sure what’s going on with the lemon, unless I got a dud. I’m having a hard time believing this is how it normally is. I’m going to get some opinions from my guests and see if they can smell it.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025