> They are high
> They dont cost much

maybe not for a student model, but professional violinists have been known to pay upwards of a million dollars for theirs. A violin bow alone can cost $5000 for a cheap one. . . $20,000 to $30,000 for a professional one. I prefer brass. A Besson BE765 euphonium (translation, a really good professional-grade horn (a euphonium is about half the size of a tuba)) is around $3,000. Much more economical ;)





> They are small
> They get all the melody
> They have the spot to the right
> They are really high
> They are not low
> The D string is cool
> They are cheap
> They are easy to learn
> They are easy to tune
> They are not very low
> On the "A" string it sounds really cool
> They are not a bass
> They are not cellos

As a former cellist, I regard this fact as a significant negative ;)


> They are not violas

OK you have a point there.


> For cello you havve to buy a donut

you can buy a 30 cent rubber stopper for your endpin that does just as well. . replace once every 4 months or so. The donut, BTW, costs about a dollar. I prefer the chair strap, which is about $5.00. One end sits under the leg of your chair, the other end holds the endpin.


> The majority of the people play violins

more people play brass than play violins ;)