Can this product use with violin?
997734
Yes definitely!! It will help keep your strings and fret board clean and also make for smoother transitioning while playing!!
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.
361474
I don't see why not. I use mine with a iPod Nano 3rd gen, iPod Nano 4th gen, and other Apple products with various degrees of age.
888078
Yes it should work well with virtually any instrument, I've used it on Sax many times.
964930
It is okay for most applications, however, I found it did not last long enough to maintain the "bite" needed for fiddling. I suggest you try something "softer", but watch the residue build up. You could try a cello rosin. I haven't tried it yet. I use Bernadel violin rosin, and like it very much.
473208
Why not? This would depend on whether your string bridge is approximately the same width as a violin bridge. Compare your width and a fellow student's who plays the violin (the bridges, that is); if they're approximately the same, it will work. Depth does not matter. The mute is a good product for its purpose. If used often, it should remain flexible and useful for a lifetime.
1714324
Yes. Provided it is the same shape and length as a 4/4 acoustic violin. thanks. Castle Music
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.
1054499
I believe you can but I am not sure. I have only ever used it with Cubase LE5
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.
145829
My wife is using them on her electric violin often. Yes, it uses a small jack so adaptors can be used for either size headphone jack.
1382621
It depends on how you want to play this violin. If you want to play it for others to hear (and sound like a normal violin), then you'll need an amp. Without the amp, the violin makes a very soft sound when played; enough for you to hear it but not really anybody else. I purchased this violin for that reason (to practice without everyone in the household hearing it). In this way, you can play the violin without an amp (but others won't be able to hear you). Lastly, you can finagle the violin to plug in headphones and listen to yourself play through the headphones; so with your headphones in it sounds like a regular violin to you, but everyone else around you will hear little to nothing at all - this form of playing does not require an amp.
222918
As the unit is designed to pick up pitch via vibration, I would assume it can be used on any stringed instrument. That being said, there are web sites available on this topic, here is one using a guitar tuner on a violin: http://www.ehow.com/how_6199235_tune-violin-guitar-tuner.html
1069210
It's not a good violin . I returned it and bought a used on through local classifieds.
1927144
I don't know but my guess would be no as the neck of a cello is much larger than that of violin. Also, the cello is a lot heavier so you would need to have a pretty solid wall to hang it anywhere. I think it would be better to get a floor stand like: http://www.amazon.com/Ingles-Adjustable-Cello-Bass-Stand/dp/B002Q0WSOI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390678561&sr=8-1&keywords=cello+stand Good luck! Glen
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.
1060284
Hello Nick. Personally, I think so but I am not a professional violinist I actually play the sax and wanted to fiddle around with the violin. It works for me... I hope this helps... :)