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7/8ths Vivo 300

This 7/8ths Strad model 300 from Vivo has arrived, is on its way to get PegHeds and should be ready soon.  Contact us if you think this might be of interest to you.

Back length 725 mm, Upper bouts 330,  Lower bouts 420 mm,  String length ~  670 mm

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