Kréddle Violin Setup Part 4: the kréddle and violin playing

[PYates]

The Kreddle is everything Jordan (the inventor) says it is. Because it is fully adjustable, it totally changed the way I hold the instrument and the mechanics of my bow arm. Everything is much more natural and easy with a properly adjusted Kreddle. I couldn't have acheived my current setup (no shoulder rest) with any other chin rest. It makes me cringe whenever I see a player contort their body around the violin; you don't have to be uncomfortable - there is a better way! I'm very much looking forward to trying the Kreddle Cushion (collarbone rest), which looks like it will make playing without a shoulder rest more stable and comfortable. Keep up the good work Jordan!

[HighlandViolinist]

If it wasn't so expensive I would totally buy one. It looks like just what I've been looking for!

[tramalian]

This makes so much sense - adjusting the instrument to your body, rather than the other way around. Thank you for sharing the explanation and your product!

[microsorciere]

I just but one, and waiting for it in a few days to come, i have buy 2 tchin rest and 2 shoulder rest because i just can't find my fitt, so .. to say that it's to expensive the Kreddle !!

Folks ! Think about it twice,
For me i'm to poor to buy avery time and be stic wit something thats not good.

So i decide to pay one time for the Kreddle and mouve on.

Life is short and i dont have time to wait and give my money away for thing that i would change for try another that doesn't fit and buy again

Thank you so much Mr Kreddle to make thing that will make my life and budjet easier
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[Alexander-iqyq]

I wish I could afford one, I think they seem worth it though! Its a great idea.

[DivaDeb]

Does it move and swivel while you play?

[Martini]

The inventor should advise users to first learn again to hold the instrument secure on your collarbone without any shoulder rest because your instrument is definitely at risk if you got used to shoulder rests and now should place the back of your instrument on your collarbone. I tried to simulate a higher chinrest didn't take a shoulder rest and then when I tuned the violin it slipped from my shoulder and crashed - a fine instrument. Besides: there's a lot of talk in these videos. I would like to see close-up pictures of three people, three different physiques playing difficult passages on violin and viola. Theories are getting boring, I find.