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Yamaha 4 String Electric Violin in a Natural Wood Finish

Inspired by craft and design elements of Yamaha acoustic guitars, Yamaha set out to design a new kind of electric violin made primarily from wooden materials. This totally changes the game in the electric violin world! This instrument takes a design cue from both violin and acoustic guitar shapes, creating a beautiful yet amazingly lightweight instrument made with six different woods. These wood materials are carefully crafted with an airy infinity loop-like design, representing the dimensions of acoustic space, and is as stunning visually as it is fun to play. Using a unique Yamaha bridge pickup that carries over from professional Yamaha Silent Violins, this instrument delivers a smooth, organic and warm tone. The design incorporates a simple ¼” input to match the clean and natural aesthetic of this innovative electric violin. Priced affordable, you will be shocked at this amazing instrument.  Get yours today, at Alto Music!

Question: Both Yamaha Silent Violin and Electric Violin are considered "electric" – what's the difference?

Answer: With a Silent Violin you have two functions: practice with headphones, or you can plug it in and play out through your amp. A Yamaha Electric (YEV) Series violin has one main function – plug in and play amplified. In short, Silent Violin (SV) = headphone option; Electric Violin (YEV) = plug into an amp.



Inspired Design

Möbius strip-like shape provides continuity between front and back. Three-dimensional form is designed to appeal to the audience when performing live.

Feel

The lightweight design, natural touch points and curves allow the player to effortlessly move between the YEV and a standard acoustic violin. The instrument’s shape allows for most standard shoulder, chin rests and tailpieces.

Sound

Achieves a beautiful, smooth, organic sound aided by the natural resonance of the wood.

Body

Maple, mahogany and spruce body produces a rich, strong tone as the bow grips the string.

Frame

Walnut frame brings an ideal blend of flexibility and strength in a 5-layer wood design that is not only striking, but also contributes to natural resonance vibration when played with a bow.

Pickup 

Professional-grade bridge pickup carried over from the Silent Violin Pro series design. While effectively picking up the sound of the entire instrument, it also captures the instrument’s attack and the players’ expressive bowing nuances.

Signal Switch 

On-board volume control bypass selects direct output of the pickup signal, or output via the instrument’s volume control. Direct output delivers the instrument’s full sonic potential, with rich lows and punchy impact.

Condition
Brand
Model
  • YEV-104NT Electric Violin
Finish
  • Natural Wood
Categories

About the Seller

Alto Music

Middletown, NY, United States
(122,260)
Joined Reverb:2014
Items Sold:214,977
Yamaha YEV-104NT 4 string Electric Violin in a Natural Wood Finish
Yamaha YEV-104NT 4 string Electric Violin in a Natural Wood Finish
$745.99

About This Listing

Yamaha 4 String Electric Violin in a Natural Wood Finish

Inspired by craft and design elements of Yamaha acoustic guitars, Yamaha set out to design a new kind of electric violin made primarily from wooden materials. This totally changes the game in the electric violin world! This instrument takes a design cue from both violin and acoustic guitar shapes, creating a beautiful yet amazingly lightweight instrument made with six different woods. These wood materials are carefully crafted with an airy infinity loop-like design, representing the dimensions of acoustic space, and is as stunning visually as it is fun to play. Using a unique Yamaha bridge pickup that carries over from professional Yamaha Silent Violins, this instrument delivers a smooth, organic and warm tone. The design incorporates a simple ¼” input to match the clean and natural aesthetic of this innovative electric violin. Priced affordable, you will be shocked at this amazing instrument.  Get yours today, at Alto Music!

Question: Both Yamaha Silent Violin and Electric Violin are considered "electric" – what's the difference?

Answer: With a Silent Violin you have two functions: practice with headphones, or you can plug it in and play out through your amp. A Yamaha Electric (YEV) Series violin has one main function – plug in and play amplified. In short, Silent Violin (SV) = headphone option; Electric Violin (YEV) = plug into an amp.



Inspired Design

Möbius strip-like shape provides continuity between front and back. Three-dimensional form is designed to appeal to the audience when performing live.

Feel

The lightweight design, natural touch points and curves allow the player to effortlessly move between the YEV and a standard acoustic violin. The instrument’s shape allows for most standard shoulder, chin rests and tailpieces.

Sound

Achieves a beautiful, smooth, organic sound aided by the natural resonance of the wood.

Body

Maple, mahogany and spruce body produces a rich, strong tone as the bow grips the string.

Frame

Walnut frame brings an ideal blend of flexibility and strength in a 5-layer wood design that is not only striking, but also contributes to natural resonance vibration when played with a bow.

Pickup 

Professional-grade bridge pickup carried over from the Silent Violin Pro series design. While effectively picking up the sound of the entire instrument, it also captures the instrument’s attack and the players’ expressive bowing nuances.

Signal Switch 

On-board volume control bypass selects direct output of the pickup signal, or output via the instrument’s volume control. Direct output delivers the instrument’s full sonic potential, with rich lows and punchy impact.

Condition
Brand
Model
  • YEV-104NT Electric Violin
Finish
  • Natural Wood
Categories

About the Seller

Alto Music

Middletown, NY, United States
(122,260)
Joined Reverb:2014
Items Sold:214,977

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