By Pirastro
Medium tension 11,1/2 PM
12
in stock
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£11.34 | |
Low tension 11,1/4 PM
2
in stock
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£11.34 | |
High tension 11,3/4 PM
2
in stock
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£11.34 |
Plain Gut for Baroque and Classical playing
Beginner
5
out of
6
found the following review helpful
Pros: The Pirastro Chorda violin string appears to be a good quality gut string suitable for a baroque violin. I am using my string for the top string of a crwth.
Cons: The length of gut is unsuitable for lutes or other longer stringed instruments. Savarez baroque oiled gut strings come in longer lengths and I can get two violin length strings for the same price as the single Pirasto violin string.
Keen Amateur
3
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: price quick delivery
Cons: fixing to tailpiece
Other: bought as a trial of gut E string. cheap enough to risk. Didn't quite do what I wanted but that was not the fault of the seller, just my preference.
Professional
Professional
3
out of
4
found the following review helpful
Pros: Suprisingly easy to fit to a modern violin. Stayed well in tune.Needs a little playing in and needs playing gently but thats probably so with all gut strings.
Cons: There wasn't anything I didn't like.
Teacher
2
out of
2
found the following review helpful
Pros: Durable, good sound quality.
Cons: None.
Other: Very pleased the string zone always have Pirastro chorda gut strings in stock. They are always speedy to deliver them by post. Many thanks.
Keen Amateur
1
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1
found the following review helpful
Pros: The Chorda E string was ideal for my baroque violin. The string was of more than sufficient length and easy to knot to fit the tailpiece. The string needed to be 'played-in' and re-tuned fairly frequently for 2-3 days before settling-in. The mellow sound produced by the string is clear and consistent. I would certainly purchase this brand again. Service from the String Zone is excellent.
Cons: None
Keen Amateur
1
out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: settled nicely, matches well with my other gut strings
Cons: none
Other: I bought this to replace a gut string I had been using for about 15 years. During that time I have played only intermittently so it lasted well. I have been playing on gut strings exclusively since about 1987 and usually play at A415. Back when I switched to gut strings, there was no question of thicknesses or tension, there were simply strings. I have never had one snap during playing, it's usually during tuning.
Keen Amateur
Beginner
Two strings in the pack!
Pros: There were two strings in this packet - that's a bonus for sure.
Cons: None
Other: I might be a beginning fiddler (as opposed to violinist), but the fact is that even to my inexperienced ear, these instruments sound best when strung up with the strings they were designed for.
Keen Amateur