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Pirastro Eudoxa viola string, G

Pirastro Eudoxa viola string, G

Price: RRP £25.53 £22.20 inc VAT and Economy Delivery

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Medium (16.5)
£22.20 In stock
Thin (16.25)
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Thick (16.75)
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"Original" (16.5)
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Extra thin (16)
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Silver on gut. Brown binding at peg end.

Gauge, tension or strength are terms by different manufacturers to indicate the tension of the string at pitch. Medium is suitable for the vast majority of players and should be used as a starting point.

3 customer reviews:

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Elaine
Cold Norton, United Kingdom

Beginner

1 out of 1 found the following review helpful
Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on I won't change.
Pros: I Have been using these strings for about 30 years. The sound they produce on my instrument is great.
Cons: I haven't found anything i dislike about them.
Other: Everybody needs to try different strings. It does depend on what paying you do as t what strings you use.
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timothy
Peterborough, United Kingdom

Professional

Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on A fine string with a rich sound
Pros: Rich tonal properties
Cons: Long playing-in time
Other: Still one of the best strings available
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Ian
Huntingdon, United Kingdom

Beginner

Small-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-onSmall-star-on Tiptoe or roar, a Eudoxa G gives you all and more!
Pros: The Eudoxa G string possesses just the right balance of response and reserve power, and is in my opinion the most reliable for consistent tone production. I have used it professionally for over 30 years and have never had cause to change.
Cons: They tend to go off quicker than some strings and need replacing.
Other: Whether using high or low positions, in a Bach suite or a Haydn quartet, hitting the fortississimo button in a Tchaikovsky symphony, or gliding along pianissimo in Mahler, the Eudoxa G has sensitivity, character and is unfailingly responsive.
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