Brief Introduction of Electronic Violin

07-26-2024

Brief Introduction of Electronic Violin
The electronic violin is characterized in that the cavity piano body, which is the resonance body of the conventional violin, is removed, and a solid piano body is adopted, and an electromagnetic sensor is placed under the strings and above the piano body, followed by a preamplifier, and an RC band-pass filter, a power amplifier, a FM transmitter and an

antenna are sequentially connected after the amplifier. This violin has a wide range of materials, simple manufacturing process, low cost and convenient mass production. The sound quality of violin basically depends on its wood and corresponding structure, on the vibration frequency of wood and its response to string vibration. High-quality violin can spread the pitch and overtone of every sound equally sensitively. The violin has four strings, all of which were originally bare strings made of sheep intestines. Since the 18th century, the bass G string is often wrapped with silver wire to make it sensitive. In modern times, the strings of G, D and A3 are wrapped with wire or steel wire, and nylon strings are also used recently. E-string is changed to steel string to make it sound better in high-pitched area.