This manual describes how to use the Yamaha SV-200 Silent Violin, including precautions, assembly, tuning, shoulder rest, changing strings, power supply, controls, and connection examples
The Yamaha SV-200 is a silent electric violin designed for practice without sound. It features a solid spruce body with a hard maple back and neck, powered by a 9V battery to drive its stereo pickup system.
This guide details the installation of the violin on the stand, proper tuning procedures using the included tuner, and step-by-step instructions for changing strings safely. It also explains how to connect the instrument to external audio devices via the LINE OUT jack or headphones. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Back and Neck Material | Hard Maple (Aubert) |
|---|---|
| Bridge Material | Ebony |
| Strings | 1st (Wittner) |
| Pickup Type | Stereo Magnetic Pickup |
| Battery Life (Alkaline) | Approx. 12 hours |
| Dimensions | 597 x 210 x 116 mm |
| Weight | 620g |
The instrument uses a 9V battery, specifically model 6F22 (S-006P) or 6LR61.
Battery life is approximately 12 hours with alkaline batteries and about 24 hours with rechargeable batteries.