Shoulder rest for viola
Made in Canada
A particularly popular standard model developed at the beginning of KUN's establishment.
This is a standard product that is widely used by everyone from viola beginners to veteran players.
The ideal shoulder rest has an ergonomically designed shape that is easy to put on and take off, and is highly stable when worn.
[Product Appeal & Recommended Points]
- Brand Trust and History: KUN was founded in 1972 by a bow maker and is a shoulder rest specialist brand widely supported by musicians around the world.
- Classic Original Model: The "Original" model is considered the standard shoulder rest within KUN’s lineup and is chosen by a wide range of players, from beginners to professionals.
- Extensive Adjustment Mechanism: The width of the legs (forks) can be adjusted by switching between four screw holes on each side. Additionally, the legs can be rotated to change the height, allowing precise adaptation to your instrument and playing position.
- Practical and Simple Design: Designed without unnecessary decoration, allowing the musician to focus on playing. It performs its role as a shoulder rest reliably while ensuring smooth attachment and adjustment.
- Excellent Instrument Compatibility: This model is specifically designed for the viola, taking into account the instrument’s size and structure. It provides viola players with equipment that allows them to concentrate fully on their performance.
- Durability and Reputation: Chosen by many musicians over the years, it has a strong reputation for being “sturdy and long-lasting.”
[Summary]
In viola playing, a shoulder rest is an essential accessory that directly affects playing posture, sound resonance, and reduces physical strain during long performances. The KUN Original viola shoulder rest has earned its status as the definitive classic model. It combines high-level adjustment functions, thoughtful design, and brand trust. This model is recommended both for beginners and experienced players, serving as a reliable partner that enhances the connection between instrument and body, allowing for more natural and comfortable performance.
