There's your chance to out-run Stradivarius. The thing you're going to have to deal with next is how your improvement weighs in against playing an instrument for a few hundred years. You might be able to work this out by comparing a brand new regular violin with your improved model in a series of double blind tests for preference and then do the same thing every couple of years afterwards to see if there is a diverging trend.

One possible problem here is that the appreciation for classical music is not exactly on the rise and really high quality violins have limited applicability elsewhere. It's a matter of time before there will be more quality violins than violinists (and most of them will live in China where there is a fairly large continent of classical performers, and their numbers are actually on the rise).