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Rating Summary
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Helen Weedon
Stockport, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Pros:
They bring out the best in both my violins, producing a nice woody sound with plenty of over and undertones. The sound is slightly fuzzy and less bright and piercing compared with Dominant strings and I like that.
Cons:
They don't like changes in room temperature and weather conditions so cause plenty of peg twiddling between movements! Quite expensive and not the most durable strings.
Other:
I've tried a number of strings on my two regularly played violins over the years and always come back to Eudoxa despite the cost and their quirks. Both instruments have quite different voices and strengths/weaknesses but Eudoxa strings bring out the best in both, and in one, helps control its rather loud output by broadening the sound while toning down the volume a little.
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susan
darlington, United Kingdom
Beginner
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Excellent service and item
Pros:
My son's been playing with these strings for 20 years and I wouldn't buy anything else.
Cons:
Nothing to say here...
Other:
Best price I could find too!
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Angela
London, United Kingdom
Teacher
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Though quite costly,they are well worth the cost.
Pros:
These strings produce a lovely warm tone. I like them for both classical and folk.
Cons:
Best to put a set on a good week before a performance as these strings take a while to stretch and settle in.
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Phil
Sowerby Bridge, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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If you're used to gut strings give these a miss
Pros:
The strings have the smooth feel of a metal string but that's about it.
Cons:
These are not good strings; they're not stable, the note sometimes splits when playing strongly (particularly D and A), and they just don't stay at pitch at all.
Other:
I was hoping for a more durable string than plain gut, one that didn't fray and would blend better in modern settings, but unfortunately these are hopeless. I've gone back to Aquila strings, which stay at pitch better and are great to play on.
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Michael
NEWTON ABBOT, United Kingdom
Beginner
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Good - but not right for me..
Pros:
Tone is good, though not the best match for my violin.
Cons:
The don't stay in tune even when played-in
Other:
For me, on my violin, Thomastik Infeld Reds have proven to be a better option - excellent tone and very stable tuning.
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Sandy
Freshwater, United Kingdom
Keen Amateur
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Super strings with mortality problems.
Pros:
Came very promptly. Warm, full sound, and very comfy under the hand. No hint iof stridency.
Cons:
As has always been the case strings can go in a very short space of time. On one occasion three strings went within two months, and there was no hint of apology or replacement. But I still buy them!
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Pat
Beith, United Kingdom
Beginner
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Pros:
Suits my violin. Gets the best sound from it.
Cons:
none
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Gabrielle
Leamington Spa, United Kingdom
Grade 8+
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Pros:
Lovely tone
Cons:
Expensive
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Natasha
Hinckley, United Kingdom
Beginner
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Vibrant sounding strings!!!
Pros:
Love the vibrant sound the strings make.
Cons:
Take a little while to settle in.
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