Jargar Classic Violin Strings, SET
By Jargar
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Purchase options
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Medium tension
5
in stock
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£38.40 | |
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Low tension (Dolce)
1
in stock
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£38.40 | |
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High tension (Forte)
2
in stock
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£38.40 |
All strings are ball end, full size, and medium tension unless specified.
Description
Long established, popular, steel cored strings.
The original Jargar string.
For more information please visit the manufacturer's website, link below
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Customer reviews:
10
4
1
Keen Amateur
Good for folk fiddle
4
out of
5
found the following review helpful
Pros: I am a folk fiddler, and these are my favourite strings so far. I find they give quite a wide bowing area without producing any unpleasant noises. They are fairly bright but mellower than some steel cored strings I have tried. Good value at the price.
Cons: None
Other: Pete Cooper (fiddler, teacher and author of a number of books on different style of folk fiddling) uses these, which I guess counts for something!
Keen Amateur
A good set of strings at a competitive price
4
out of
5
found the following review helpful
Pros: They have a full even tone throughout the strings and at low and high registers. They stay in tune. The notes sound a lot clearer. I think because the diameter of the strings is small.
Cons: Not a lot!
Other: I play a Paul Bailly 1875 violin.
Beginner
Professional
Beginner
Keen Amateur
Professional
Acceptable E string but disappointing D and G
2
out of
4
found the following review helpful
Pros: E string was quite nice. Resonant and bright, with a decent tone and not very metallic in sound at all.
Cons: The g and d strings were very disappointing. They were dull, lacked resonance and sadly this did not change after a couple of days of intensive playing. I was so put off by these strings that I actually went and bought Eva Pirazzi replacements the next day. As I needed my new strings to settle before a masterclass, I did not try the a so cannot make a fair comment. However, I think that the quality of the g and d string speaks volumes about what the A will probably sound like. The E string I felt was the strongest out of the whole set, however when placed next to a 3/4 full set of Evah's it doesn't stand up to the competition. During the masterclass I was actually advised up change the E string before the concert the next day. I was really disappointed with these strings- I don't like to give negative feedback, however, I was really excited by the reviews I had read and was convinced that they would be amazing! They were really a waste of money.
Other: The negative feedback is not about thestringzone customer service.
Keen Amateur
Great first impression.
1
out of
2
found the following review helpful
Pros: First time I've used Jargar strings and looking good so far. Their sound is nicely balanced and they are comfortable to play. I've just had them for a few days, so it will be interesting to see how long they keep their bright sound.
Cons: None up till now.
Other: I will certainly be trying these on one of my other fiddles.
Professional
Keen Amateur
