Model

Yamaha SV-250 Silent Violin

Professional four-string silent/electric violin

The Yamaha SV-250 is a professional four-string Silent Violin from Yamaha's Silent Series. It uses a hollow-body design with a spruce top and flamed maple back that form a small resonant chamber under the bridge, an ebony fingerboard and pegs, and an Aubert maple bridge fitted with Yamaha's dual pickup system that blends a bright electric tone with a more acoustic body sound. An external control box houses the preamp, volume, and treble/bass controls with 1/4-inch and XLR outputs, keeping the instrument at about 500 grams, close to a traditional acoustic violin. It is aimed at performers who need a quiet practice or amplified stage violin across many styles.

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Category

  • Violins

    Violins, violin models, and historically significant violin families.

  • Electric Violins

    Electric violins, amplified violin-family instruments, and related model families.

Made by

  • Yamaha

    Yamaha is a Japanese musical instrument manufacturer founded in 1887 and one of the largest in the world, producing pianos, guitars, wind and brass instruments, drums, and a wide range of electronic instruments.

Part of series

  • Yamaha SILENT Series

    Yamaha's SILENT Series is a line of solid-body and skeleton-frame electric string instruments built for near-silent practice through headphones and for feedback-free amplified performance. The series spans violins, a viola, cellos, and an upright bass, each using piezo pickup electronics and a removable control box or onboard preamp so players can monitor privately or send a balanced line/XLR signal to a stage rig.

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