There’s Only One Fiddle You Should Be Playing… It’s A Dexter Fiddle!

There are fiddles that are just Ok… fiddles that are good… and fiddles that may be considered great. But if it’s not a Dexter Fiddle then you really haven’t experienced the ultimate in quality and tone of what a fiddle should be ― “in a class of its own”!

Now professional fiddle and violin players across the country are recognizing the difference in what this well-crafted fiddle means to their music and their fans. Dexter Fiddles are not for everyone. Because of the time and materials used to construct Dexter Fiddles they are priced accordingly… and should be. Just read the testimonials about this remarkable musical piece of art and you’ll understand why most serious fiddle players would want one.

Regardless if you’re a professional athlete, a professional artist…or a professional musician, you know that good equipment does make a huge difference. And the same goes with the quality of the fiddle you use.

If you are interested in joining the ranks of the privileged few who know what it’s like to have a Dexter Fiddle… contact Dexter and reserve one for yourself today!

Nothing Sounds Like A Dexter Fiddle… And Here’s Why!

There’s no one who knows the quality of a fiddle better than ― one who plays it! Dexter Nieforth the founder of Dexter Fiddles is both an excellent fiddler and professional craftsman. His first exposure to fiddles came from back in his childhood.

His dad owned a construction company back in the 1930s and was an accomplished player with the Old Fiddler’s Club of Rhode Island. An immigrant from Nova Scotia, he loved to play many French reels and tunes around the kitchen table on either his fiddle or harmonica.

Dexter didn’t waste any time following in his father’s footsteps.

Dexter joined his father’s company and within a few years became a master wood-crafter. It’s this experience that lead to Dexter’s passion in producing exceptional quality fiddles. Each of his fiddles takes over two hundred hours to construct. His craft shop is climate-controlled to make sure his gluing and bonding process results in nothing less than a perfect finished product.

Dexter does NOT cut corners with any part of his construction. He has spent countless hours searching the world for only the finest quality of wood for his fiddles. Much of the wood he uses comes all the way from Eastern Europe. Dexter knows that these traditional types of wood will produce the endurance and tonal quality that’s expected from an instrument of this standard.

A Dexter Fiddle doesn’t encompass any factory techniques using computers or assembly saws and routers to carve the soundboard, the back panel or scroll. Each segment of construction is hand-crafted by Dexter himself.