D'Addario Zyex Viola Strings. SET
By D'Addario
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Medium tension, 15"-16" body
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£60.64 | |
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Medium tension, 16.25"- 16.75" body
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£64.02 | |
| Medium tension, 14"-15" body | £60.64 |
Description
D'Addario Zyex synthetic core viola strings for a rich, warm sound. An excellent quality all round string suitable for all types and sizes of viola.
Zyex has a warmer sound than most other synthetic core strings, making them excellent for use on brighter sounding instruments.
These strings are medium tension. Click the link above to buy alternative tensions or single strings.
Product specifications
- A-aluminium
- D-aluminium
- G-silver
- C-Tungsten/silver
- High tech synthetic core.
- Rapid playing in.
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Customer reviews:
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Professional
Teacher
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Grade 8+
Beginner
Good value, extremely stable and LOUD.
Pros: Settled relatively quickly; warm, full tone on C and G strings. D sounded nice after a couple of weeks. Lasted longer than most other strings I've tried.
Cons: Extremely loud. Very high tension so not the most pleasant to play. Rather dreadful A string. And did I mention they are LOUD?
Other: The most stable strings in the entire world. Possibly also the loudest strings in the entire world. Sound not as pleasant and warm as advertised but reasonably nice.
Keen Amateur
Beginner
Good product: a lovely warm, fluid sound and feel.
Pros: Sounds good - warm and fluid.
Cons: The instructions looked a little complicated to the untrained eye, but I didn't fit them myself and the person who did had no problems! A small stain on the C string which I hope isn't a sign of some structural fault. We'll see...
Professional
A good buy at a reasonable price.
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found the following review helpful
Pros: Settled reasonably quickly and now stay in tune, Easy response and evenness of tone across all strings.
Cons: A tendency to 'crack' with even a medium bow pressure. The A particularly disappointing in the upper registers. Limited dynamic range, generally loud with soft difficult to achieve.
Other: Different windings led me to believe these strings would be an improvement on the earlier ones. For me, tonally disappointing
Beginner
