Thank you for another great video. I’m really learning about new stuff in a way that most stores just don’t have the knowledge or the time. I love your mix of classical and rock styles.
I really enjoy this channel :D glad to see you doing what you are doing. These electric acoustics sound very good. I have read many attempt to say that painted violins kill their sound. Yet I have not noticed this, the one's I have heard sound quite well. I look forward to getting a black acoustic-electric violin. Thank you so much for your time and efforts. God bless.
The great thing about Acoustic-Electric Bowed instruments is that not only do they give you the best of both worlds, you're not loosing that Acoustic resonance & responce when plugged in, unlike the Solid Body instruments. Fretted Acoustic-Electric Violins would be cooler because then you're more in tune.
Thank you for your video. Very informative and interesting. Do you know the websites where it's possible to download various sound effects to load into my processor to play rock music on an electric violin? There are many samples in the internet, but I am looking to add more into my processor. Thank you.
Barcus Berry still sounds like Barcus Berry. LOL. I still want a blue five string BB - sad that they don't make those anymore. I think of all of them, the Realist sounded closest to an good acoustic violin, when amplified, maybe followed by the Wood? And they both look very playable. I had the chance to play a Glasser the other day. I _think_ I liked it. Odd instrument - it did not really sound like a proper violin, but I quite liked the sound that came out anyway. Very round sounding when amplified. Plus shower safe... Almost all of these pale compared to an excellent acoustic violin properly amplified, which should retain the unique voice/ character of the instrument in the amplified environment.
@@MattBellViolinist With an Electric Violin & the reason for that is because we want the Violin section to get some more high end. We can't restring any 4/4 electric violin as an Electric Treble Violin because those strings will only work w/ 1/4 size electric violins. We really miss Dr Hutchins, she was the Octet luthier who really filled the gaps up.
@@MattBellViolinist There's just not enough high end. A Treble Violin tuned an Octave above a Standard Violin could be like an added shimmer. Oscar Stern here, I wish you had Acoustic-Electric Fretted Bowed instruments (including an Acoustic-Electric Viper up to 7 Strings and Frets, as well as the Acoustic-Electric Cobra up to 6 Stirngs and with Frets) because they're great for amplified settings, & they could allow you to play Rock music in an Unplugged setting.
Thank you for another great video. I’m really learning about new stuff in a way that most stores just don’t have the knowledge or the time. I love your mix of classical and rock styles.
Hi Matt Bell I just ordered a Yinfente 5 String Acoustic-Electric Cello.
I really enjoy this channel :D glad to see you doing what you are doing. These electric acoustics sound very good. I have read many attempt to say that painted violins kill their sound. Yet I have not noticed this, the one's I have heard sound quite well. I look forward to getting a black acoustic-electric violin. Thank you so much for your time and efforts. God bless.
The great thing about Acoustic-Electric Bowed instruments is that not only do they give you the best of both worlds, you're not loosing that Acoustic resonance & responce when plugged in, unlike the Solid Body instruments. Fretted Acoustic-Electric Violins would be cooler because then you're more in tune.
Sharon Corr uses Barcus Berry❤
@ElectricViolinShop Could you please review a ZETA Acoustoc Pro. And if it is possible to compare it with related violins.
Thank you for your video. Very informative and interesting. Do you know the websites where it's possible to download various sound effects to load into my processor to play rock music on an electric violin? There are many samples in the internet, but I am looking to add more into my processor. Thank you.
have you tried another wireless system on glasser violin? so we cant use wireless on glasser violin?
Sharon Corr from The Corrs ised Barcus Berry alot!
Barcus Berry still sounds like Barcus Berry. LOL. I still want a blue five string BB - sad that they don't make those anymore. I think of all of them, the Realist sounded closest to an good acoustic violin, when amplified, maybe followed by the Wood? And they both look very playable. I had the chance to play a Glasser the other day. I _think_ I liked it. Odd instrument - it did not really sound like a proper violin, but I quite liked the sound that came out anyway. Very round sounding when amplified. Plus shower safe... Almost all of these pale compared to an excellent acoustic violin properly amplified, which should retain the unique voice/ character of the instrument in the amplified environment.
are the pickup/electrics the same in both Barcus Berrys?
Yes
Hello
The glasser aex is told 720 but shows 1140 in the website
Pls help
The video is three years old. Prices went up.
What is the weight of glasser aex 5 string
Heavier than a wooden acoustic violin. Lighter than a big jar of peanut butter.
Electric Violin Shop Try restringing a Violin as a Soprano Violin C, G, D, A, (An octave above the Viola)
Because regular violins aren't screechy enough?
@@MattBellViolinist With an Electric Violin & the reason for that is because we want the Violin section to get some more high end. We can't restring any 4/4 electric violin as an Electric Treble Violin because those strings will only work w/ 1/4 size electric violins. We really miss Dr Hutchins, she was the Octet luthier who really filled the gaps up.
@@MattBellViolinist There's just not enough high end. A Treble Violin tuned an Octave above a Standard Violin could be like an added shimmer. Oscar Stern here, I wish you had Acoustic-Electric Fretted Bowed instruments (including an Acoustic-Electric Viper up to 7 Strings and Frets, as well as the Acoustic-Electric Cobra up to 6 Stirngs and with Frets) because they're great for amplified settings, & they could allow you to play Rock music in an Unplugged setting.
We'd have to make special Octave Higher tuning strings that are under really low tension.
Glasse AE $ ??
February 2020 pricing:
AEX - $660 & up
AE - $885 & up
www.electricviolinshop.com/violins/violins-by-brand/glasser.html
realist is the best
,sound without amplifier!