Silent stringed musical instrument equipped with pickup for fait

Music – Instruments – Electrical musical tone generation

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84275, 84309, G10H 318

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059456221

ABSTRACT:
A silent violin has a body structure, strings stretched over the body, a bridge held in contact with the strings and having two leg portions supported by the body structure and a piezoelectric converting unit inserted between the bridge and the body, although the piezoelectric converting unit is located under the two leg portions, the piezoelectric converting unit converts vibrations propagated from the strings through one of the two leg portions to an electric signal, and an electric system faithfully produces electric sounds to be expected from the electric signal without any interference between the vibrations propagated through the two leg portions.

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