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Designed and developed by Canadian violin maker Peter Mach over 20 years ago, the famous "S-Shaped" Mach One has become a favorite with thousands of violists and violinists. Designed specifically for the player who has had suffered shoulder pain due to unsupportive rests. Beautiful and integrated design not only complements your instrument's wood and shape, but minimizes the size of the feet. Molded from a single piece of rubber, the feet will never damage your instrument. Although no shoulder rest will work well for everyone, the Mach One has gained legions of loyal users who say, "it supports so well that it feels like nothing at all!"
Asked On: 09/01/2019
Hello Guadalupe! The Mach One V-16 viola shoulder rest is somewhat middle of the road in height. It maxes out at 2.25 inches tall at the highest curve of the rest, and can be adjusted down about one inch. If you are looking for something more suitable for someone with a long neck, I would recommend either Wolf viola shoulder rest, both of which adjust up to 3.25 inches tall. Let us know if you have any other questions!
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Asked On: 11/23/2018
Hello Yelena! Typically, this shoulder rest can adjust for a 15 to 16.5 inch viola. It adjusts from 235 mm (9.25 inches) to 270 mm (10.6 inches) wide, so you can measure the width of your lower bout to confirm if this shoulder rest will fit your instrument before purchase. I hope this helps!
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Asked On: 11/04/2018
Hello Ellen! With the way that the feet screw into the base of the shoulder rest, it doesn't allow for a lot of wiggle room. It is possible for the shoulder rest to sit a little lower on the lower bout and fit fairly securely, but the width does not stretch over 270 mm. I hope this helps!
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Asked On: 08/06/2018
Hello Amaro! This shoulder rest can fit a viola with a maximum lower bout of 270 mm (or 10.6 inches). I hope this helps!
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