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Wilson Pick Up Systems from Denmark

	Wison Violin V1 & V2 The V1 comes with the jack attached. €350.00		Two sensors giving a better balance across the strings. This can also be adjusted by rotating the sensor in the bridge to adjust the balance across the strings. €640.00
	The V2 plus the chinrest offers a secure mounting jack socket for the cable to plug in €730.00		The Wilson Chinrest.
	Wilson K4 for Bass The Wilson K4 for bass also adjustable by rotating the sensor for each string to balance the sonority. Is also available as a K1,K2,K3,K4,K5 and K6 .The numbers refer to the amount of sensors. The Wilson K4 is €880.00		Wilson C2 for Cello The C2 Wilson Pickup for Cello consists of two pickup elements connected to a Switchcraft 121 extension jack. The C2 allows volume adjusting of the strings and gives a realistic close to perfect acoustic sound. The C2 Wilson pickup is the professional choice for amplification of the cello. Preamp is not needed and a powerfull and natural sound will be captured by the piezo elements without feeding back. Special mounting tools are included with the C2 pickup set.€650.00
	Wilson V2ch for Violin installed The V2ch Wilson Pickup for violin consists of two pickup elements connected to a Switchcraft 121 extension jack mounted in the chinrest. The V2ch allows volume adjusting of the strings and gives a realistic close to perfect acoustic sound. Special mounting tools are included with the V2ch pickup .		Wilson V2ch for Violin installed The image left shows the complete view of the Wilson pick-up fitted to a Five string violin.
	Wilson C2 for Cello installed The C2 Wilson Pickup for Cello consists of two pickup elements connected to a Switchcraft 121 extension jack mounted on the tailpiece. The C2 allows volume adjusting of the strings and gives a realistic close to perfect acoustic sound. Special mounting tools are included with the C2 pickup .		Wilson C2 for Cello extension Jack fitted on Tailpiece. The image left shows my suggested way to fit the Jack socket securely on the tailpiece. Here I have fitted a pice of wood matching the form of both the tailpiece and jack. All are held fast with cable ties and made a hole for the pizzoes to pass through the tailpiece keeping the cables in a straight line