Soma Laboratory Dvina Electro-Acoustic Instrument - Graphite

Soma Laboratory Dvina Electro-Acoustic Instrument - Graphite

Marsoni

M251S

$749.50

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Soma Laboratory Dvina Electro-Acoustic Instrument - GraphiteDVINA is the first Soma electro acoustic instrument inspired by Hindustani and Persian classical music. A key feature of DVINA and its sound is that there is no pickup inside. Instead, it takes the electric signal Directly from the strings that vibrate in the strong magnetic field of a neodymium magnet, hidden in the neck. Furthermore, a weak signal from the strings is amplified by a custom made transformer built into the body of Dvina to a standard

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These shelves feel and look very flimsy. They’re hollow, and while the description says they’re made of wood, they feel thinner and less strong than particle board. The brackets are sturdy, and the instructions are clear. They’re easy to install. But, at least for the 12” deep shelves, the bracket poles are shorter than the depth of the shelves, so the shelves sag at the front. Pretty disappointing.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026