Bergerault BV3S Signature - Silver Bars
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Essential Information About the 3-Octave Vibraphone (F3-F6)
Essential Information About the 3-Octave Vibraphone (F3-F6)
- Versatile and Compact: 3 octaves from F3 to F6 with a foldable frame for transport and storage.
- Expressive Play: smooth central pedal and 220 V motor with electronic speed controller for adjustable vibrato.
- Controlled Projection: silver anodized bars (58 to 38 mm, 13 mm thickness) and aluminum resonators for a clean sustain.
- Ergonomics: adjustable height from 870 to 970 mm, comes with a cover and a set of 4 mallets for immediate playing.
Manufacturer Information
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Born in the 1920s, the vibraphone has established itself from jazz to contemporary music thanks to its characteristic vibrato. This 3-octave format is the versatile standard for schools, big bands, and small venues, offering an excellent compromise between footprint, sound breadth, and playing comfort.
Who This Vibraphone Is For
Ideal for conservatory students as well as intermediate to advanced performers, it suits jazz, Latin, pop, film music, and percussion ensembles. Its silent mechanism and adjustable height make it suitable for both studio and stage use.
Features and Innovations
The silver anodized aluminum keyboard offers excellent tuning stability and increased resistance to oxidation. The central pedal ensures precise damper control for clean legato. The aluminum resonator tubes (bronze epoxy paint) amplify and even out the response across the entire range, while the 220 V motor with electronic speed controller allows fine adjustment of the vibrato speed. The natural cerused and varnished wooden frame, foldable, combines aesthetics, rigidity, and practicality.
Sound
The aluminum bars (58 to 38 mm, 13 mm thickness) provide a clear and singing timbre with precise attack, generous sustain, and consistent projection. Their anodized finish guarantees a homogeneous and durable response. The aluminum resonators add warmth and presence, while controlling overtones for stable intonation. The vibrato, controlled by the speed controller, allows switching from a straight sound, ideal in ensembles, to a wide tremolo typical of modern jazz.
Technical specifications
| Number of octaves | 3 | Accessories included | Sticks, Cover |
| Instrument size | Medium | Frequencies | 442 Hz |
| Category | orchestra | Finishing | Silver |
| Material | aluminium | ||
| Range | 3 octaves | Resonator finish | bronze epoxy paint |
| Tessitura | F3 to F6 | Motor | 220 V with electronic speed controller |
| Bar width | 58 mm to 38 mm | Frame | natural cerused and varnished wood |
| Bar thickness | 13 mm | Adjustable height | from 870 to 970 mm |
| Bar finish | silver anodized | Length | 1440 mm |
| Resonator tubes | aluminum | Width (low end / high end) | 770 mm / 350 mm |
Questions frequently asked
What is the range of the Bergerault BV30S Signature vibraphone?
The range spans from F3 to F6 over 3 octaves, a format suitable for jazz, pop, and percussion ensemble scores.
Is the vibrato adjustable on this vibraphone?
A 220 V motor with an electronic speed controller allows adjustment of the vibrato speed. The rotation of the shutters in the resonator tubes thus modulates the tremolo effect.
What are the dimensions and playing height of the BV30S?
The frame measures 1,440 mm in length, with a width of 770 mm on the low end and 350 mm on the high end. Its height is adjustable from 870 to 970 mm. The natural whitewashed and varnished wooden structure is foldable.
What sound do the silver anodized bars offer?
The silver anodized aluminum bars, 13 mm thick and 58 to 38 mm wide, deliver a precise attack with generous sustain. The bronze epoxy finished aluminum resonators support a consistent response across the range.
Does the pedal control the resonances?
The central pedal operates the damper to control resonances and produce clean legato transitions.



