does it have a volume switch? I have a similar question to the violinist because I play the a steinway grand. could it be louder than me?
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Yes it has a volume switch. An app on my iPhone says it goes from 50decibels (barely hear it) to 75 decibels. I can hear it with my guitar at 90 dcb. Just be careful with the switch. It broke off but I still use a pen tip to turn it on.
493268
Yes, it does have a volume switch. It can get quite loud.I find it very useful for practice.
2099901
It has a volume button which takes the sound louder or softer if that is what you mean. It is a great device I love mine.
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This is a great violin, but ANY new violin, either a cheap one or an expensive one, needs to be taken to a luthier for adjustments before you can start playing it. A luthier should be able to fix that issue. I took mine to a local luthier (who btw thought this was an excellent violin) and for $20 made several small adjustments (usually the bridge is what requires the most of them) and it has been working and sounding great since then. So my advice, find a luthier and bring it to him.If you don't have an accesible luthier near you, sometimes putting some chalk to the pegs help with the problem (I did that on my previous violin and helped to some degree).Good luck. This is a great violin, but ANY new violin, either a cheap one or an expensive one, needs to be taken to a luthier for adjustments before you can start playing it. A luthier should be able to fix that issue. I took mine to a local luthier (who btw thought this was an excellent violin) and for $20 made several small adjustments (usually the bridge is what requires the most of them) and it has been working and sounding great since then. So my advice, find a luthier and bring it to him.If you don't have an accesible luthier near you, sometimes putting some chalk to the pegs help... » Read More This is a great violin, but ANY new violin, either a cheap one or an expensive one, needs to be taken to a luthier for adjustments before you can start playing it. A luthier should be able to fix that issue. I took mine to a local luthier (who btw thought this was an excellent violin) and for $20 made several small adjustments (usually the bridge is what requires the most of them) and it has been working and sounding great since then. So my advice, find a luthier and bring it to him.If you don't have an accesible luthier near you, sometimes putting some chalk to the pegs help with the problem (I did that on my previous violin and helped to some degree).Good luck. « Show Less
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The pickup is always on, but does not use batteries. There is no volume switch, you have to use either an amp or a sound board to control the volume, but I've had this pickup in my guitar for over a year and I have been very pleased. I use it at church on Sundays for the band and it does feedback a little, but if you use a sound plug on your guitar it is fine. Good luck!
175154
Yes. Unrelated - the fine tuner on mine was broken right out of the box. I didn't notice right away as I waited awhile to play it. Other than that it's a beautiful sounding and looking violin.
704777
I concur with exactly what jb said... I plugged it into an older Dennon recevier phono jacks and it sounded awful, as soon as plugged in to a aux input, sounded like it should. The only thing I don't like about it is that there is not a little needle lift/drop thingy :) I think the model that replaced the one I bought does have it.
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Yes there is a volume control. Press the up and down arrows on the outside of the big circle in the center of the player.
612223
On the high setting it is really very loud. The volume drops considerably once you switch to the lower two settings. It is not really noticeable.
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No, but it dose have a function for it to do so if you like. I use it for guitar and sometimes having it give feedback tone is helpful. Tuner is good and Metronome is good... I have no issues with the volume as others have commented on, however I do practice in a quite room.
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Yes. There are 2 volume knobs. 1 is for your voice (if you want to be heard over the music and how loud)the other is for the music (if you want the music to be heard louder than your voice or at a lower level)
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Mines has volume control. When I purchase mines looks exactly as seen on this picture. Hope I answer your question. :)
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I would check three things.. is there enough bass.. is the sensitivity adjustment correct and is the master / slave switch in its correct setting. Mine came with it in slave mode and I had to switch it to master.
1022088
Hi- the keys are weighted and it feels and sounds like an upright. It plays wonderfully and there is no other key noise that we can hear. It's worked out great for our beginner player!
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It is not completely silent. You have control over the volume, however, even if you put headphones on others will still hear the violin, but it is quiet.
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It's quite a bit louder, not extremely loud though. I recommend it though. Sounds pretty good. I've gotten many compliments, and you can't beat that price.
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Sharon I hadn't really thought about that but when I read your question I took it out of the box & turned it on. I made sounds as singing different notes and the hand started going to different notes and working. It did just like when I used it to tune my violin. I hope this helps you.
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Even though I use this metronome while playing the piano, I believe that it would be loud enough while playing violin because it has two different sounds and a volume control.