Jen B.
7/18/2018
This is such an awesome shop with one of the nicest and knowledgable owners ever! My girlfriend used to play violin in high school, and has since taken an 8 year break due to college and careers...
Paul Dulude-New England Violins, Inc.
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351 Massachusetts Ave
Boston, MA 02115
New England Violins, located in Boston, MA, offers a diverse range of both fine and modern instruments at its studio. Founded in 1993 by musician Paul Dulude, the business stemmed from his own search for the perfect instrument. Recognizing the significance of matching an instrument to a player's specific needs, New England Violins caters to musicians of all levels, from students to professionals, ensuring a suitable selection based on individual criteria.
With a keen focus on playability and style, New England Violins provides a conducive environment for musicians to explore and find the ideal instrument that resonates with their musical aspirations. The showroom allows ample opportunity for customers to test and select the instrument that best suits their preferences, aiding in the development of superior musicianship over time.
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3.518 reviewsNancy R.
3/7/2025
I have patronized pretty much all the violin and bow shops in the greater Boston area over the years and have been happy with pretty much all my experiences. I have visited Paul a number of times...
Miles W.
4/26/2025
Thanks Paul for being willing to work on the random repair issues I bring in. And thanks for always asking what my budget is, and keeping it right where I request.
Miles W.
10/25/2024
Great place to go for bowed string (violin/viola/cello) repairs. Bow rehairs, regluing of seams, bridge adjustments, new strings, etc, plus new and antique instruments and bows... New England...
Julian S.
10/9/2020
If you're thinking about coming here, whether out of convenience or you don't know where else to go let me save you the trouble. Go to johnson strings, carriage house, reuning and sons, or ANY...
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