Would this work for a violin?
842999
I returned the item as it was very weak even when ran through my powered mixer.
843000
I would not recommend it unless you just want to test it out for fun. In my opinion it's not a professional product for a serious users.
843001
It's certainly worth a try. I think the main issue you may have is the suction cup sticking to the surface of the violin. If you have a smooth gloss type finish it should stick; rougher finishes are testier. If it sticks for you, it should work performance wise as well. Good luck!
843002
These things are not for people serious about their music. It will not stick to your instrument because I have tried it on my four guitars and mandolin. all instruments with smooth glossy finishes and they fall off quickly. I also tried it on other instruments owned by my friends. I would advise you to pay a little more and get something that will work for you.
843003
This may work for a violin but my only concern is that like an acoustic guitar it has a hollow body and that particular microphone feeds back depending on where you place it, im sure you dont want that to happen.
843004
It will work for any hollow body stringed instrument, but it is super sensitive, start with your amp set really low. also, it is sensitive to amp feedback, so don't get in front of your amp at all, unless you want to blow out the speaker and your eardrums.
843005
If there is a flat spot with a smooth surface, yes. just moisten the back and stick it with the suction cup.
843006
Yes it works well on a guitar, mandolin, and banjo so i think it would work fine on a violin.
843007
Yes it sure would they sound gread and would work well for what u want it for
533512
This capo is for classical guitars...I would think it would work for 12 strings as well
1069210
It's not a good violin . I returned it and bought a used on through local classifieds.
671669
This functions as a microphone for your violin. Clip onto the f hole and plug the jack end into your amp/speaker/sound system. It has been excellent for my daughter who plays with our church praise band. Very pleased with this purchase!
2108139
I play guitar and piano. Considering that violin is similar in some aspects. This would probably be just as useful as it is for guitar. It is great for strengthening and staying in practice and pattern excercises. I think it would be perfectly fine for violin :)
936215
It does make good sound! Up past a high d or so it can get a little squeaky if you aren't careful.. It was in fine shape when I bought it, though it was already strung and the g and e strings broke, but I restrung it anyway. I've played better instruments of course, and I just bought this one really to see if I could get a decent violin for that cheap, and I did! All of what you receive is worth more than what you pay for. I'd recommend it for if you wanted a colored violin for festivals, a special/themed concert, or just for practice and the occasion orchestra rehearsal or concert.
513773
I am sure it can. My sons use it for their viola, bass, and guitars. their music teachers say it is pretty good quality especially for the price.
703131
If the bridge is the same size as a 4/4 violin. Call your local luthier or string shop to find out. The mute fits onto the bridge.
201782
I have a Snark SN-5. On the back it says "Guitar Bass & Violin Tuner". Sounds like it would work. There are different Snarks for different kinds of instruments. Love the tuner.
2077182
If your violin uses the same type cord as an electric guitar I don't see why not. It is a superb little device.
1802115
Yes it will. The height adjustment goes down almost to nothing and can easily be adjusted for the small violin.
222821
Not sure. I would try it before buying in a regular store then you would know. Or through Amazon and if not right, then send it back. Try going to manufacturer of the item and see what they recommend. I only play a 4/4 violin full size when I get around to it
1697586
Yes it will fit a 3/4 size violin. You will need to adjust the feet. It's very simple and self explanatory, or a teacher can do it.
1577630
Yes, but I returned it and bought another one at Fiddleheads which my daughter's violin teacher recommended: http://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadsViolinSchool?ref=hl. For almost the same price, the introductory student violin has a better quality.
1553427
Yes, It has a very good sound for an inexpensive violin. Especially if you change to some better strings. But ya, if you can find a good used one I would go that route.
422433
Hi! It depends on the size. It works great for my lap dulcimer (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/folk-traditional-instruments/johnson-fi-220-lap-dulcimer). Hope this helps you!
1979712
The widest part is 8.5 inches. But since it's surrounded by padding, I am sure it would be okay if the violin is 1 or 2 centimeters wider.