Scala Vilagio F.H. Jakob Stainer Violin 1668
Master Class Violins
Brand profile · Italy, est. 1970s
Scala Vilagio is a respected name in the stringed instrument world, recognized for crafting high-quality, traditionally styled instruments inspired by the golden age of Italian lutherie. The brand emphasizes meticulous craftsmanship and a commitment to replicating the tonal qualities of renowned historical instruments. Scala Vilagio’s reputation rests on offering accessible interpretations of iconic models, catering to serious students and professional musicians.
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Master Class Violins
Master Class Violas
5-String Double Basses
5-String Double Basses
5-String Double Basses
5-String Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
5-String Double Basses
5-String Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Solid Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Violins
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Cellos
Acoustic Cellos
Solid Double Basses
Solid Double Basses
Acoustic Cellos
Scala Vilagio instruments are primarily crafted in Cremona, Italy, a region steeped in centuries of violin-making tradition, with some component manufacturing occurring in Eastern Europe.
While Scala Vilagio employs skilled luthiers, the production process incorporates a blend of traditional handcrafting and modern manufacturing techniques to ensure consistency and quality across their range.
Scala Vilagio instruments aim to emulate the characteristics of antique instruments, but they are modern reproductions. They offer a close approximation of tone and aesthetics at a significantly lower price point than original historical instruments.