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Violin Care Kit - Player's Care Kit with Shoulder Rest & Rosin - MKHVISS

Violin Care Kit – Player’s Care Kit with Shoulder Rest & Rosin – MKHVISS

This violin care kit covers both comfort and upkeep in one bag: a shoulder rest for proper playing position, a cake of rosin for the bow, MagicTouch violin polish, and a microfiber polishing cloth. Fingering markers and a fingering chart help a new player find their way around the fingerboard while they're still learning it by feel.

Rounding it out are a use & care pamphlet, a tuning & instruction CD, a student practice record sheet, a pencil, and a case ID decal — the kind of extras that make this a natural fit for a beginning violin student or a school orchestra program stocking care kits.

Key Features

Shoulder Rest

Raises the violin off the shoulder for a more natural hold and easier bowing.

Rosin

Gives the bow hair the grip it needs to catch the strings and produce sound.

MagicTouch Violin Polish

Cleans rosin buildup and fingerprints from the body without harming the finish.

Microfiber Polishing Cloth

Wipes down the body and strings after every playing session.

Fingering Markers & Fingering Chart

Help a new player find correct finger placement on the fingerboard while learning.

Pamphlet, CD & Player Extras

A use & care pamphlet, tuning & instruction CD, practice record sheet, pencil, and case ID decal.

How to Care for Your Violin

  1. Before playing, draw the bow across the rosin cake a few times to build up enough grip on the hair.
  2. After playing, wipe the strings and body with the polishing cloth to remove rosin dust before it builds up.
  3. Use the MagicTouch polish occasionally to clean off rosin residue and fingerprints from the top of the instrument.
  4. Use the fingering markers as a temporary guide on the fingerboard while learning note placement, then remove them as your ear takes over.

Care Tip: Never apply polish directly over visible rosin dust. Wipe the dust off first, or the polish will just smear it into a haze instead of cleaning the finish.