Zeta Strados Violin

The Zeta Strados Violin sounds just like an acoustic violin and feels just like an acoustic violin. Except it is not an acoustic violin – it’s electric!

The four-string violin is built to produce the sound of an acoustic instrument at any stage volume and with no pesky feedback. Its exact tone – reliably gentle and pure – is made possible because Strados employs two piezo pickups per string.

A Zeta Strados Violin feels as comfortable in your hands as any acoustic violin but it’s versatile like only an electric violin can be. Made of beautiful maple and ebony hardwood, the violin is wonderfully lightweight.

However, it’s important to note that this particular electric violin is not MIDI compatible.

And since a violin of this quality can cost over one-thousand dollars, those with a tight budget may want to consider buying a used violin.

Strados Violins are available in red, spruce, and translucent and can be purchased from local Zeta dealers and several online music stores. In fact, there are many web-based retailers that specialize solely in electric violins. It’s a good idea to compare prices online, as a purchase like this should be made carefully.

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