Larsen Cello String, D

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Problem solved
4 out of 4 found the following review helpful

Pros: My task was to improve the rather strident tone from a recently set up German cello c.1860. The cello was in excellent condition but had this rather strange echo noise as if one was playing in St Pauls cathedral! The answer was 'soft' Larsen strings! I was very pleased with the result. Thank you.

Cons: I liked everything about the strings

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Very good strings
2 out of 2 found the following review helpful

Pros: A very good go-to string as are the C G and A

Cons: No cons

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Very fast efficient service and very competitive.
1 out of 1 found the following review helpful

Pros: Very fast efficient service and very competitive. I don't go anywhere else for my strings now.

Cons: No cons

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Great sound!

Pros: I am so happy with the Larsen D strings I bought for my cello. I had not changed strings for few years, but I can tell Larsen is so great! Immediately it made a bit difference: the sound is so mellow and clear: it is also easier to play , particularly use the thumb in higher positions! Playing Bach suites and Handel concerto now is so easier and such a pleasure with the sound. Definitely recommended for all cello lovers! I am very happy with ''The String Zone'' I ordered spiricore G+C strings as well. Product arrived quickly, well-packed and in excellent condition!

Cons: None

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Great quality!

Pros: Lovely rich sound. Great quality string!

Cons: None

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