Vangoa Electric Violin, 3/4 Silent Electric Violin Kit for Beginners Adults Teens Solid Wood Electric Fiddle Starter Set, Red Color
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Size: 3/4
Color: Brown
Features
- [Silent Practice] Vangoa 3/4 silent electric violin perfectly fits beginners to bring quiet moments for families, during your learning time. With headphones, you can be immersed in happy melodies, without bothering others, and progress rapidly. It's amp connectable to play louder, showing your musical talent on stage/party
- [Quality Durable Material] The 3/4 size silent electric violin with the bright light surface, high-quality material, and hand-carved basswood body, makes the timbre performance stable. exquisite Black fingerboard, pegs, chin rest, and tailpiece. Selected maple fretboard ensures smooth playing while solid maple head, pegs, and chin rest are durable for a long period of practice
- [More Size Options for Everyone] Picking the most appropriate size is essential for a comfortable start. Offer 3 sizes for students, kids, teens, adults, beginners, and advanced players. And it is lightweight, less likely to make players' arms tired and sore to ensure long-time practice
- [Useful Beginner Kit] Includes a hard case, shoulder rest, digital tuner, extra strings, rosin, cable, and headphone. You can get all the things you need in one purchase, it is cost-effective and time-saving. We provide a 1-year warranty, aiming to provide customers with high-quality products and sincere service. If you have any problems, just feel free to contact us. We will definitely give you a satisfactory solution
Item Weight: 5.39 pounds
Package Dimensions: 32 x 12 x 5.6 inches
Date First Available: November 24, 2021
Back Material: Maple, Mahogany, Wood, Carbon Fiber, Basswood
Body Material: Basswood
Color Name: Brown
Fretboard Material: maple
String Gauge: Light
String Material: Alloy Steel
Top Material: Basswood
Neck Material Type: maple
Number of Strings: 4
Size: 3/4
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Size: 4/4
Color: Black
I read most of the reviews, positive and negative, before deciding to buy this item. So my decision to purchase it was an informed one. First impressions on unpacking it were that it was well-packed and made excellent use of space for all the accessories, including rosin and tuner. The instrument came with the strings under tension so that you only needed to put the bridge in place and raise it up. That worked fairly well. I play violin/fiddle, and am used to tuning instruments. The tuner is adequate, but the back wouldn't stay on so I had to wrap it in clear tape. Some reviews mentioned that the bridge was not properly notched for string placement, if it was notched at all. The bridge coming with the instrument was properly notched for string placement, and nicely arched so I had no problems adjusting to it in my playing. The bridge comes with flat feet which fit nicely into a little box on the body. In taking strings off and putting them on and tuning them, I had the bridge fall forward with a loud and surprising thud because I didn't keep adjusting it to be vertical. Now that I'm aware of this little quirk it shouldn't happen again. The bow also came under tension, so that it looked good when you first took it out of the case. (The case is quite nice, BTW.). Being under tension, however light, was not a good idea as the tip was slightly warped. I've played worse bows, so this bow will be used as a last resort. If you are a beginning violinist, as soon as you can afford it buy an inexpensive name-brand carbon-fiber bow - you'll be much better off and will make better progress. Throw the accompanying rosin out and again, buy an inexpensive one, but not the cheapest. An extra set of strings was included. This was good because I broke one while tuning it the first time. The pegs do not go all the way through the peg-box, and they should. The manufacturer should ream the holes slightly larger. Some reviewers talked about having to really jam the pegs in to get them to stick. This is not good because you could crack the peg-box, in which case the instrument would be ruined. I can do simple repairs on violins, and have a reamer and peg-shaver so I shaped the pegs and reamed the holes for proper fit. I'm not saying this is necessary to get pegs that hold their tuning; its just what I did. It may not be cost-effective to have a luthier do this. The unamplified sound is quiet but nice. I have no issues playing it while my wife is sleeping (not in the same room, though). Some reviews mention the improvement in sound with good strings (not the ones supplied). I'm quite happy with the sound their strings make, at least for now. I can't comment on the amplified sound except to say that the supplied over-the-head earphones are adequate, though just barely. The instrument is much louder at the same settings with a good set of earphones. There are separate connections for (head)phones, mic and line-out, for which a cable is included. The instrument is quite playable (using my preferred bow, of course), and I enjoy it. As an aside, when I play my regular, acoustic instrument the volume is initially jarringly loud, but I quickly adjust. Other reviews of this instrument were quite helpful to me, and I hope this is helpful to you.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 5, 2022 by bob hartman-berrier
Size: 4/4
Color: Black
I really do love this violin so far. I’ve only had it for less than a week and I’m already getting the feel of it down pretty good. I am somewhat of a beginner/early intermediate on violin. Not a stranger to musical instruments, however and I play a lot by ear. Aside from a 5 string fretted violin that I own, I had purchased a different practice electric violin from a violin shop for around $400. I practice a lot in the garage because I leave my amp there and I just don’t want to pack it back and forth and also don’t want to wear headphones much and that gets me out of the house and not interrupting everyone. The summer humidity damaged that violin (I had, had trouble with it to begin with as it cracked soon after purchase around the amplifier Jack with careful use) because I had left it in the garage. Leaving it in the garage caused the fretboard arm to come Loose :-(. Dummy me, and I won’t be leaving this one in the garage. Leaving it in the garage didn’t cause the crack as that had happened beforehand. This violin sounds sooo much better than the $400 violin. I did change the strings out to helicore strings and used peg dope on the pegs. It did take a few days for the strings to settle in and the peg dope to really start working good. So for those first few days, it wouldn’t stay in tune for very long at a time. I’ve read this is common with new violins. So for those saying that it won’t stay in tune, get some peg dope or peg drops and watch some YouTube videos on how to use it. That makes a huge difference. Be sure to push the pegs in while turning, but not too hard as to not break the peg box. The only thing I’m disappointed with on this violin, is the tailpiece has rough edges on the sides and is very cheap looking, so I plan to replace that as well, and I do wish the amp Jack was the standard 1/4th instead of the 1/8 so that I don’t have to buy new items to be wireless, but it’s workable. Overall, I am completely satisfied with this one and wish this company sold a red model in the 4/4 size, as I would buy another one. For beginners and intermediate players, watch some YouTube videos on set up, consider changing the strings and use the peg dope, give it a few days to really settle in before making your judgement, as I think it’s a great practice violin and I plan to use it to play in front of family as well. As for the bow! Rosin the heck out of it first. I didn’t try the rosin that came with it and used a brand that’s always highly recommended called sartory. I already had 4 bows, but the one that came with it will be usable, but you need to heavily rosin it first. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 18, 2022 by jBrooke