SV250 YAMAHA Silent Violin

The weight of the SV 250 body is about 500 g.

By realizing the same weight and balance as the acoustic violin, I promise free performance on the stage. In addition to the tailpiece, neck, thread winding (peg) also adopted the same as acoustic violin. By applying processing with high precision up to every detail, there is no discomfort in playing. Also, most shoulder on the market can be worn.

Adopted unique body structure by optimizing slit shapes of internal cavity and side, which has gained popularity with Silent Cello SVC 110 and Silent Base SLB 200. This gives rich sounds close to the acoustic violin and a natural playing feeling.Moreover, we applied a shading finish to emphasize the shade of the wood grain and pursued the beautiful texture unique to the violin.

Shoulder rests are not included, but general commercial shoulder pads can be installed. If you are already playing an acoustic violin, you can use it by changing the shoulder stiff you are used to.

Bottom pickup with a reputation which has been well reputed abundantly reproduces the ringing of the entire body and reacts to delicate sound quality change by vibrato performance techniques. In addition, the newly developed built-in pickup detects fingers of strings vigorously and faithfully reproduces subtle performance expressions by good rising sounds and bows.

In addition, it is possible to adjust the balance of the two types of pickup with the pickup blend control on the back of the main unit.

With the knob on the back of the main unit, you can adjust the volume balance of the built-in two pickups to the balance of your choice.

When turning fully to the right (BODY) side, only the sound of "Under-Mount Type Pickup" that richly reproduces the sound of the entire instrument will be output.

When turning fully to the left (BRIDGE) side, only the sound of the "Piece built-in type pickup" which reproduces the expression by the bow more accurately and expresses the quick response of the rising is output.

In the middle position, the sound of blending the two pickups is output.

In addition to the line-out jacks for sending silent violin performance to amplifiers and effectors, it has an XLR jack that can be connected directly to PA equipment and recording equipment. Outputs can be selected according to the performance venue and the performance scene.

Volume control that allows the player to adjust volume and tone output at hand while playing, and Treble-based control knobs equipped with each.

On the , we equipped a headphone volume that allows you to independently adjust the volume when headphones are monitored. Illustrations are displayed clearly on each jack of earphone / musical instrument main body connection.

is equipped with LINE OUT jack (unbalanced) and BALANCED OUT jack. The signal after adjustment of the volume · treble · base is output with the line-out output corresponding to the standard phone plug and balanced output corresponding to the XLR connector respectively.

On the side of the control box there are a ground lift switch and a balanced out put switch.

The ground lift switch is a switch for separating the ground of this unit and the external device when it is connected from the BALANCED OUT jack to an external device with the XLR connector. Normally it is used on the "GND" side, and when noise due to the ground loop etc. occurs Switching to the "LIFT" side separates the connected equipment and the ground of this machine and becomes one of measures against noise.

The balanced out pad switch is a switch that attenuates the signal output of the BALANCED OUT jack by 26 dB. When connecting this unit to a device that assumes only the microphone level to the balanced input of the XLR connector, such as a small mixing console, by setting the switch to the "-26 dB" side, it can be output close to the microphone level I will.

When connecting to a device that accepts line level balance input, you can send the same level of unbalanced LINE OUT by setting the switch to "OFF" side.

SV 250 was selected as the top 10 items of attention (10 Top Picks from 2010) in 2010 in the string musical expert magazine "STRINGS" in the United States.