Optima Goldbrokat Violin E String, Steel
By Optima
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24 Ball (extra low tension)
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£3.38 | |
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24 Loop - (extra low tension)
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£3.38 | |
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25 ball (low tension)
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£3.38 | |
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25 loop (low tension)
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£3.38 | |
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26 loop (medium tension)
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£3.38 | |
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26 ball (medium tension)
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£3.38 | |
| 27 loop (high tension) | £3.38 | |
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27 ball (high tension)
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£3.38 | |
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28 Loop (extra high tension)
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£3.38 | |
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28 Ball (extra high tension)
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£3.38 |
Description
Formerly Lenzner Goldbrokat E.
World famous and extremely effective E string, unique tone, wide choice of gauge.
Using a loop end E? The use of a protector to prevent the tuner hook breaking the string is essential with loop end E strings. We cannot accept claims for strings broken by the adjuster hook. Click here to purchase this item.
Specifications
- Extra light; 0,24mm (6.2KP)
- Light: 0,25mm (6.8KP)
- Medium: 0,26mm (7.4KP)
- Hard: 0,27mm (8.0KP)
- Extra-hard: 0,28mm (8.6KP)Gauge = diameter in mm.
- Plain carbon steel.
- Made in Germany.
Customer reviews:
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Grade 8+
Keen Amateur
Great value
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found the following review helpful
Pros: Price and quality of tone.
Cons: The string has to be replaced on a regular basis because the tone is lost within two months of constant playing. Not a problem when they are so cheap.
Other: Good enough for Heifetz.......
Professional
Beginner
Beginner
Professional
Goldbrokat string brings security.
Pros: I bought this string because it was recommended to me to prevent a whistle. It did help, although I discovered the whistle occurred because the violin is new and the bridge is slightly higher at the E string side than previously. So I was hitting the string without realising it. However, I am also inclined to think this string does help.
Cons: nothing. Fine.
Keen Amateur
Beginner
Keen Amateur
Very good, but maybe not fit for all violins.
Pros: Good sound, which mixes well with the remaining strings. Not too shrill, but present.
Cons: Didn't last long. My first one broke by itself after 40 days, because of corrosion (and i am a manic cleaner, and my sweat is not acid). In a particular new violin i own it sounds good, but it chokes a bit the whole response of the violin. I tested 2 different .27 gauge. Next time i'll try a .26, for a bit less tension.
Keen Amateur
