Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Buy a cheap one.
Litz advertised instruments at a specific price but when I went to buy they said the ad was a mistake.
Disagree about buying a cheap one for many instruments. You don't need professional quality for a brand new beginner but if you can rent a high quality student one it makes a world of difference. My experience is mostly with woodwinds (have taught flute, sax, clarinet) but sometimes a cheap Amazon one won't even make sound even with a good player because the key alignment is off. And listening to a crappy violin is just torture.
It might matter less for other instruments.