Barcus-Berry Piano Black Vibrato Violin
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Apr 28, 2010 -
Barcus-Berry, a manufacturer of transducer/preamp systems and acoustic-electric violins, is proud to present the newest addition to the Vibrato Violins, the Piano Black Vibrato Acoustic-Electric Violin (BAR-AEBK)!
The Piano Black Vibrato Acoustic-Electric Violin is a traditional-
style violin with an untraditional finish. All Barcus-Berry Vibrato Violins have a hand-rubbed lacquer finish and are crafted in Romania and installed with authentic Barcus-Berry electronics. They are now available in five different eye-catching colors with color-matching bow, including Natural Finish (V), Barcus-Berry Blue (B), Red-Berry Burst (R), Metallic Green Burst (G) and now Piano Black (BK).
Barcus-Berry Vibrato Acoustic-Electric violins are made from fully-carved and graduated select seasoned Carpathian Maple and Spruce wood. Each is set up to MENC standards and includes Ebony fittings, Super Sensitive Red Label strings, four Wittner tuners and a Glasser bow. Comes in Barcus-Berry embroidered soft-shape case with detachable shoulder strap and full cake dark rosin.
Barcus-Berry products are exclusively distributed by Musicorp and include pickups and preamps for pianos, violins and guitars in addition to the Vibrato-AE™ Series Acoustic-Electric Violins. For more information visit
http://www.barcusberry.com.
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http://www.prlog.org/10652599/1Barcus-Berry is a quality manufacturer of acoustic-electric violins and inventor of the first piezo transducer preamp system for guitars, pianos, brass and woodwind orchestral instruments, harmonicas, drums, tap floors and more. Since 1963, Barcus-Berry products have been delivering true reproduction of acoustic sound. Barcus-Berry is used and endorsed by professional musicians, bands and dancers such as Ronnie Milsap, Chuck Leavell, Rascal Flatts, Louise Mandrell, The Corrs, Pat Green Band, Clay Walker Band, Tracy Bonham and Broadway performer, Savion Glover. Learn more about Barcus-Berry products and its users at www.barcusberry.com.
