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  1. Electric Violin Shop - electric fiddles, electric cellos, violin amps, effects pedals for bowed strings

    Electric violins, cellos and basses in stock from a wide variety of makers. Talk to someone familiar with the differences - from mass-produced to custom!
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    electricviolinshop.com - 2009-04-11

  2. Wood Electric Violins

    Revolutionary custom-built 4, 5, 6, 7 string fretted and fretless electric violins, violas, and cellos designed by renowned electric violinist Mark Wood.
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    www.markwoodviolins.com - 2009-02-06

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