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Be the Lucky Winner of a Scott Cao STV-750 Artistic Model Violin!
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 A $1,200 value!
Strings presents the STV-750 giveaway sponsored by Scott Cao Violins.
Prized by orchestra players, soloists, concertmasters, and collectors, Scott Cao violins are world-renowned for their lush tone, exceptional projection, and outstanding craftsmanship. Every piece is carved by hand and meticulously constructed by skillful luthiers including prize-winners under supervision of master violin maker Scott Sku-Kun Cao. The impeccably designed STV-750 is constructed of Chinese maple and Italian spruce with an Indian ebony fingerboard and Hill-style ebony fittings, and serves as a testament to Cao’s continuing commitment to researching, learning, and mastering the art of stringed instrument making.
ENTER TODAY!
Deadline to enter: April 30, 2009
On or around May 15, 2009 we’ll be choosing one lucky winner to receive a free STV-750 violin. Make sure you’re in the running by entering today! Thank you for visiting allthingsstrings.com and participating in the Scott Cao Violin Giveaway.
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Giveaway Rules: No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Each entry must be individually entered by using the Online Entry Form and received by April 30, 2009. Prize drawings will be made on or around May 15, 2009. The first prize winner will receive a Scott Cao STV-750 full-size violin. Prize selected at random. Winner will be notified by mail. Prize will be fulfilled by Scott Cao Giveaway Sponsors within 60 days of receipt of winner’s written acceptance. Employees of String Letter Publishing and Scott Cao are not eligible to win. Odds of winning depend on the number of entries received. Limit one entry per person. Strings magazine reserves the right to identify winners in the magazine and on the Strings website. To learn the identity of the prize winner, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Scott Cao Violin Giveaway, c/o Strings, PO Box 767, San Anselmo, CA 94979-0767. This offer ends on April 30, 2009. Taxes are the responsibility of the winners. No prize substitutions are permitted.
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