Vangoa Electric Violin 4/4 Full Size Silent Electronic Violin Fiddle, Black

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• [Practice Freely, Without Disturbing Anyone] - Traditional acoustic violins are loud — too loud for apartments, dorms, or late-night sessions. Vangoa electric violin is designed to be significantly quieter when unplugged. The solid body produces minimal acoustic sound — just the natural whisper of bow against strings — so you can practice freely without disturbing family or neighbors. Plug in headphones for complete immersion, and hear every nuance of your playing in crystal clarity.
• ✔️ [Premium Materials, Surprisingly Rich Tone] - Even in quiet mode, tone matters. Solid Maple Body with sleek black metallic finish delivers crisp, resonant, and bright sound. Ebony Fingerboard ensures smooth, responsive playing. Carbon Fiber Tailpiece with 4 fine tuners provides precise, stable tuning. Brazilwood Bow with unbleached natural horsehair draws out a beautifully balanced tone.
• ✔️ [Plug Into an Amp — And Fill the Room] - Ready to share your music? Connect to any amplifier and unleash the full, powerful sound. Upgraded pickup offers 6.5mm/ 1/4" port to brings rich, expressive volume on stage — perfect for parties, gigs, or formal performances.
• ✔️ [Pleasing Sound] Carbon fiber tailpiece with 4 detachable fine tuners can tune precisely. Robust durable steel strings add richness and power to the sound. Brailwood bow with unbleached natural horsehair pulls out the best-balanced sound
• ✔️ [All-In-One Beginner Kit] -Includes: hard case, extra strings, rosin, and headphones — everything you need to start playing right away. Worry-Free Support: 2-year warranty and dedicated customer service. Any questions? We'll make it right.
• Note: Like all electric violins, this instrument is not 100% silent — the bow will still produce a faint acoustic sound from string friction. However, it is dramatically quieter than a traditional acoustic violin, making it ideal for home practice.