Issues and Obstacles
Too Expensive/Experiencing Hardship
Buying an instrument is too expensive! What if s/he doesn't like it?
Another battle! Too much homework already!
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String instruments are in a category of their own because:
ALL ABOUT STRING INSTRUMENTS
The size of the instrument and the size of the student are aligned so the student can hold and play the instrument correctly.
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String instruments come in sizes divided into fractions of a full-size instrument for smaller individuals. (1/16 thru 3/4 or 7/8)
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Smaller sizes are a scaled down version of a full-size instrument. Bows match the instrument size.
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The teacher determines the correct size for the student based on the length of the student's arm.
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The size of the instrument has nothing to do with the student's ability to play. In order for the student to go "up a size" s/he has to grow physically.
MORE ABOUT STRING INSTRUMENTS
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The teacher will tell you and/or the student when s/he needs a larger size instrument.
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Come into the store and exchange the small instrument for a larger one.
There are NO FEES, NO PENALTIES, NO PAYMENT INCREASE to chage the size of the instrument.
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It is impractical to rent to own an instrument that is not full-size. Instead, a portion of quarterly rental payments (not including rental protection plan) is equity towards the purchase of a full-size instrument.
ALL INSTRUMENTS
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There is no obligation to buy an instrument.
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Rent the instrument for three months.
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After the first three months
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Return the instrument at any time-no fees, no penalties, no questions asked OR
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Continue making monthly (band and orchestra) or quarterly (string) payments.
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Purchase the instrument at any time.
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