Vangoa Electric Violin, 4/4 Full Size Silent Electric Violin Kit for Beginners Adults Solid Wood Electric Fiddle Starter Set

At a very good price, this violin looks and feels good. It holds its tune and the strings and bow are perfectly adequate to start with though of course can be upgraded as time goes by if you wish. I will be using this for quiet practice when not playing my old acoustic instrument. I am very pleased indeed with this violin, which has come with many accessories.

I have a bucket list.One of the things on it is that I learn to play a real instrument.Therefore, I was very happy that this electric violin came to me for testing.I was so excited! :)The violin is very beautiful and really fits the hand.I like the color and design, it can be good for both men and women.The box contains everything to start learning.Unfortunately, I was unable to use the violin.The threads of the screws used to tighten the strings are damaged. The screw does not stop in it, it just turns and turns. That's why he can't pull the strings at all.We took it head on, we thought we can fixed it, but unfortunately we didn't succeed.That is why this violin remained a beautiful and expensive wall decoration.Thanks for reading my review, I hope you found it helpful.XO Sue

This electric full sized violin sits in a sturdy carry case and comes with spare strings, x2 rosin, tuning device, cleaning cloth, headphones, shoulder rest and a speaker Jack.If you’re a beginner there is minimal assembly when first setting up, the bridge needs fitting under the strings, this is held in by tension and you loosen and tighten the strings over this whilst keeping it straight/upright. The bow arrives loose and requires tightening before use and the shoulder rest is fitted and removed with each use.I found some of the parts felt like cheap plastic, I’ve only ever had an antique wood violin which I know is completely different but I didn’t feel this was adequate quality. I like the shape and look of the body of the violin, this looks modern and the finish of the wood is good. The bow feels good quality and I had no problem tightening and loosening it. The case has a strap to hold the violin in place, this is faulted and doesn’t work. It looks like it hasn’t been glued down properly.Once set up I was desperate to play (as I say I’ve only ever had an acoustic violin) but I have to say I have struggled with the electric side of things. The violin itself doesn’t have a speaker but comes with headphones. I can only get sound from one earphone and then it’s just pizzicato, no arco. I can’t find any help in the manual regarding this either. The violin itself does make some sound with the bow, it’s an odd scratchy sort of sound. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong or if the violin is faulted.At £95.89 (March ‘22) I had expected better quality than this. It’s a beautiful looking instrument that is let down by some plastic parts, faulted case and headphones but ultimately I can’t get any decent play from it. I will persevere as it is my first electric violin but my first couple of experiences with this haven’t been positive. If you’re new to the electric side of things you may well struggle as I have, it’s not user friendly and I’d recommend getting an instrument that is easier to use than this and slightly better quality. Should my experience improve I will update my review but as it is I would not purchase again.

This electric regular violin sits in a strong convey case and accompanies spare strings, x2 rosin, tuning gadget, cleaning material, earphones, shoulder rest and a speaker Jack.In the event that you're a fledgling there is negligible get together while first setting up, the scaffold needs fitting under the strings, this is held in by pressure and you release and fix the strings over this while keeping it straight/upstanding. The bow shows up free and requires fixing before use and the shoulder rest is fitted and taken out with each utilization.I discovered a portion of the parts felt like modest plastic, I've just at any point had an antique wood violin which I know is totally unique however I didn't feel this was satisfactory quality. I like the shape and look of the body of the violin, this looks current and the completion of the wood is great. The bow feels great quality and I had no issue fixing and releasing it. The case has a lash to hold the violin set up, this is blamed and doesn't work. It seems as though it hasn't been stuck down appropriately.When set up I was frantic to play (as I say I've just at any point had an acoustic violin) however I need to say I have battled with the electric side of things. The actual violin doesn't have a speaker however accompanies earphones. I can get sound from one headphone and afterward it's simply pizzicato, no arco. I can't observe any assistance in the manual with respect to this by the same token. The actual violin utters some sound with the bow, it's an odd scratchy kind of sound. I don't know what I'm fouling up or on the other hand assuming the violin is blamed.

The sounds which reverberated throughout the house as my younger sister learned to play the violin haunt me still, 25 years later. Enter Vangoa. Firstly, I'm very much a beginner and no expert in this field. That said, I think this is a lovely piece of kit at a good price. I didn't even realise electric violins were a thing! You get the full starter kit with this, which I think represents really good value for money. The fact that you can learn, and make mistakes, without subjecting everyone in the house to it is utterly brilliant. Some of the parts are a bit plasticky but hey, I'm not Yehudi Menuhin so, as it does the job, and comes with the full kit and caboodle, I'm delighted with it!

A great violin for a great price! While it may not be the best of the best, you are certainly getting more than your money's worth here.It sounds great and the build quality is excellent for the price. It comes with a lot of additional things that are good to get you started.Overall, this is a great instrument. I would recommend for anyone who isn’t SUPER serious about becoming a professional violinist, and is just looking for a decent electric violin to practice with.