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Description
The Barcus Berry Electric/Acoustic Violin is a versatile instrument that bridges the gap between classical elegance and modern amplification. Crafted for musicians who demand the ability to perform acoustically and electrically without compromising sound quality, this violin is perfect for both the concert hall and the amplified stage. With its built-in piezo pickup, you can seamlessly transition from acoustic to electric sound, giving you the flexibility to explore various musical styles and settings.
The Barcus Berry Electric/Acoustic Violin is designed with an emphasis on playability and sound projection. Its finely crafted body delivers a rich, warm acoustic tone, while the piezo pickup ensures that none of the nuances are lost in translation when amplified. This instrument is a favorite among both classical and contemporary violinists who seek a reliable, high-quality sound in any setting.
Key Features:
- Built-in piezo pickup for seamless amplification
- Suitable for both acoustic and electric performances
- High-quality craftsmanship for excellent sound projection
- Ideal for both classical and modern music styles
- Reliable and versatile for various performance settings
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Add artistWhen I was in Los Angeles in the late 60s, Barcus-Berry gave me their first electro-acoustic violin, which gave the volume needed to play with a loud electric band and with a very low risk of feedback, but I was not so happy with the straight electric sound. So when the first small size sound effect devices came out in the early 70s I got excited because I could then transform my violin sound into something else, making it sort of a new instrument, a total departure from the traditional sound, more adapted to modern styles of music, jazz, rock etc.
Sharon Corr of The Corrs is known for her use of the Barcus Berry Electric/Acoustic Violin, an instrument integral to the band's unique blend of traditional and contemporary sounds. This connection is highlighted in the Tripod article "Salute to Wonder Girl!" which emphasizes the violin's role in shaping their music.
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