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Monday: 11AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 11AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 7PM
Friday: ClosedSaturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
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Angeles Violin Shop, run by a talented luthier, is a haven for violin enthusiasts. With a keen eye for detail, the shop's expert maker crafts instruments that exceed expectations. The shop's instruments, including those modeled after renowned makers, offer exceptional playability and tone. Jeff's adjustments and set-ups bring out the best in violins, making them sound their absolute best. The shop's reputation is well-deserved, attracting professionals and advanced students alike. Dedicated customers travel from afar for the shop's exceptional bow rehair and personalized service, making it a worthwhile destination. With over 25 years of experience, Angeles Violin Shop is a trusted resource for all things violin.
Daniel is amazing. He helped me try many bows and actually gave me super useful tips that I will remember forever. At the and I bought a new bow and got my old bow fixed and it came out perfect. They didn't even charge me for some of the little repairs they've done to my old bow. Thank you!
Jeff is one of the most compelling violin makers I’ve come across in over 25 years of performing. He is a tinkerer, and it comes through in his knowledge about the tiny details lacking at the larger, more generic shops. He made my violin sound the best it ever has with small adjustments. I’d heard about the quality of his instruments, and took some out on trial. I loved the one modeled after a del gesu the most—the playability and quality of tone far outstrips his asking price. I can’t recommend Jeff’s shop highly enough, both to professionals looking for a local luthier, and to advanced students looking for an instrument they’ll be able to perform on in a...read full review
Jeff Muller is simply one of the top luthiers in the world. He knows how to make a violin sound with his expert adjustments and set ups. His own instruments are extraordinary as well.Glenn DicterowFormer Concertmaster New York Philharmonic (1980-2014)Professor of Violin at USC Thornton School of Music (Heifetz Chair)