Dominant Cello Strings, SET
By Thomastik
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Description
Set of 4 strings Chromesteel on Perlon. This full size set is medium tension, if you'd like other tensions then please add individual strings to your basket.
Small sizes available in medium tension only.
Click here to buy single strings or other tensions (gauges).
Specifications
- Chromesteel on Perlon (nylon)
- Made in Austria
Product demonstration
Customer reviews:
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Keen Amateur
Brighter tone with Dominant strings
4
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found the following review helpful
Pros: The strings have made a fair difference to the tone of my playing; it is brighter and more resonant and the cello is consequently more rewarding to work on.
Cons: Slightly harsh to start with, but settled quickly into a good tone.
Other: Good service - very prompt and cost-effective.
Keen Amateur
Great service, strings with character
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found the following review helpful
Pros: Great service, good price, arrived quickly. Strings have character, being synthetic they sound a little different to standard steel. G string sounds mellow and rich D string is star of the show. Rich with overtones and is especially good for softer phrases. A is interesting, lots of overtones very 'gutty'. Now some people won't like this and will describe it as gritty. Personally I like it (and the fact it doesn't have shrill pierce as some a strings have)
Cons: C string is a little hard to activate for short notes - c and g a but forced sounding at 4th position and beyond.. may be a quirk of my cello.... Or technique. I must add these aren't the loudest strings nut I have no issue with that
Other: Been playing these strings for a couple of weeks, still improving in sound, still stretching a little
Professional
Beginner
Transformed cheap instrument to sound good
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found the following review helpful
Pros: Excellent. Made a huge difference to the sound of our new beginner cello.
Cons: I have to put something here. They cost almost half of what we paid for the cello but they were well worth it. It was a cheap cello.
Other: They were thicker than the strings we replaced, so they were fiddly to fit, particularly the C string. Ideally I should probably have replaced the tuning adjuster as well.
Beginner
Beginner
Would recommend
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out of
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found the following review helpful
Pros: Good quality, mellow (but loud enough) strings.
Cons: None I can think of.
Other: I had been recommended by every cello and violin player I know to go for these strings - I was not disappointed. I too will now offer my recommendation :-)
Beginner
Keen Amateur
Great value - smooth, mellow sound.
Pros: I fitted these to a new East European Montagnana cello partly as an experiment to use as a comparison between synthetic gut and steel strings. They took a considerable time to settle in to tuning, but I am sure that is partly due to the cello being strung for the first time. They have a beautiful mellow sound and very balanced across all strings. To get volume you have to push them very hard, but I expected this from synthetic strings. I have no idea how they would sound on a plywood cello. They are very good value for the price.
Cons: None
Beginner
Excellent website and customer service
Pros: Excellent service. I wasn't sure if the strings I was ordering for my son's cello were right. I called and spoke to a very helpful person who confirmed that they were the right strings and within a few days they had arrived. Will definitely use this website again.
Cons: All good.
Keen Amateur
