Yamaha SV150 Silent Violin

Max Grosch demos the Yamaha SV150 Silent Violin.
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The Yamaha SV150 silent violin in black sparkle offers the violinist a performance tool of some of the highest standards. Featuring a 500g lightweight body and an outboard performance unit, the SV150 is suitable for those used to acoustic instruments and who want to practise in silence or perform on stage. Featuring 24 effects and play-along features, there is so many performance scenarios that this violin unlocks for the creative musician.
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[@titanarmy4116]

i'm sold

[@mypianofavourites1635]

Please tell us... What Type of OVERDRIVE Sound Effect was used?? Thanks in Anticipation of s reply from ANYONE. Posted 24th September 2017

[@jousseph7345]

Hello Gear4Music, I bought the Yamaha SV200 as well as the Yamaha THR 5, I'd like to know what Effect/loop pedal was used as I like the sound of it a lot. Thanks!! ~Jousseph

[@stratoincendus3869]

This is more of a demo of the SV 250 than of the SV 150... plus, why did you skip the SV 200?

[@gear4musicguitars]

Hello there, This was only done to achieve a comparison between the two models. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to ask. Kind regards, Gear4music

[@annelisse16]

Would you reccomend the sv 200 over the sv 150?

[@gear4musicguitars]

Hello Annelisse, Thanks for the message. This would depend on your specific requirements. The SV-150 is more appropriate for a practicing environment whereas the SV-200 is better suited within a performance based environment. If you have any further questions please feel free to ask. Kind regards, Gear4music

[@annelisse16]

Thank you! I'm interested in getting a clean classical sound for a performance. I'm considering the sv 200, but it sounds like it might need a reverb pedal to achieve an acoustic sound.

[@gear4musicguitars]

Again it would be completely down to preference and how you choose to play your violin, as well as which amp it goes through. The great thing about it being electric is that you can modify your sound as much or as little as you want, in order to achieve your dream tone! Kind regards, Gear4music

[@mathewr2461]

Do you think the sv violins are better than the yev 104?

[@gear4musicguitars]

Hello +70 44 It is completely down to individual preference and what you require out of your instrument. Both are great products and offer a variety of different specifications that cater to different needs. Kind regards, Gear4music