Schatten V-02 Series Pickups For Violin
The V-02 Series Is Available In 3 Models
...choosing a pickup for your violin?
The V-02 offers unparalleled reproduction, range and clarity of sound all wrapped up in a high quality medium density bridge. There is no false 'fatness' of sound to this series of pickups; they will give you everything that your violin has.
Thousands of players, professional and amateur
alike, are simply getting the best sound that they can get out of
their instruments. All V-02 models are in 4/4 size and fit a normal
full sized adult violin.
The response is sweet from the bottom end right up to
the top. We use a high quality maple bridge of medium density that is
ready for fitting and curvature. Since our single piezo sensing unit
is built right into the bridge, it can not fall out or get out of
position or adjustment. There is no acoustic degradation or loss of normal
acoustic tone or volume.
The pickup has excellent volume, great bottom and mids....and overall, a sweet, even response
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Details
Features:
Clean, clear sound reproduction This pickup has been designed to operate properly and sound good without the use of a preamp when plugged into any 'normal' amp (guitar amp, bass amp, etc.). As with any pickup, the sound can be further enhanced and EQ'd with an outboard preamp. If you require the added ability to be able to plug directly into a P.A. or mixer on a regular or occasional basis, then you may wish to add one of our Preamp/DI units to your pickup system.
Pictures
V-02 Player (non-terminated)
V-02 Std with SJA Jack Assembly
V-02 Pro with SJAplus Jack Assembly with volume control
Technical
V-02 Player (passive)
The basic V-02
features a high
performance sensor built into a quality medium density bridge,
ready to be fitted to your instrument.
V-02 Std
Combines our V-02 violin bridge pickup with our
SJA non-invasive low profile 1/4" output jack assembly.
V-02 Pro
Combines our V-02 violin bridge pickup with our
SJAplus non-invasive low profile 1/4" output jack assembly with
volume control.
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About Pickups and Amplification
Terminology
Passive Pickup - A piezo pickup.
Impedance - To simplify things as much as posssible we'll say that impedance refers to the range in which an amplifying device can 'hear' a pickup plugged into it.
Preamp - A device specifically designed for use with piezo pickups that increases the signal strength and lowers the impedance of a passive pickup.
Active Pickup - A piezo pickup with an attached preamp.
Microphone Preamp - a device that may be built into P.A.systems and mixers that is designed to work with microphones. These units will not generally work with passive pickups.
'Normal' Electric Bass Amps: A passive pickup has an impedance of approximately 2 mega ohms (2 million ohms) which virtually all 'normal' electric bass amps can generally handle without issue.
'Acoustic' Amps: may or may not require the use of a preamp with a pickup and that will depend upon whether or not there is a special built in preamp section to that amp that specifically allows for the choice in plugging in either a passive (non-preamped) or active (preamped) pickup. This choice is quite often in the form of pushbutton on the amp's control panel. Many acoustic amps show a selection that may indicate the choice of 'high impedance' and 'low impedance'.
Low impedance in these instances usually indicates that in this range the amp will handle an impedance of 1000 ohms or less - which will allow active pickups with preamps to be used.
High impedance in these instances may indicate an allowable impedance into the 2 or 3 mega ohm range - which will allow passive pickups to be used. Or it may indicate a maximum input impedance allowed of 20,000 ohms or less - which will handle magnetic electric guitar pickups but not passive pickups. You should carefully read the technical specifications of your acoustic amp in order to see what it will do.
P.A. Systems, Mixers: all of these units will require the use of a preamp between themselves and a passive pickup. Microphone preamps built into P.A.'s and mixers are not designed for use with passive pickups and will not work properly.
Computers: Due to the vagaries and variables inherent in the sound cards found in computers, the only thing that we can advise is that a preamp will almost certainly be necessary.
