Pirastro Evah Pirazzi Violin Strings, SET
By Pirastro
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With Silvery Steel ball end E
84
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£87.47 | |
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With Silvery Steel loop end E
99+
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£87.47 | |
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With Goldplated ball end E
99+
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£94.88 | |
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With Goldplated loop end E
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£94.88 |
Description
The market leader in professional grade orchestral strings. Set of 4 in medium tension. Choice of steel or gold plated E. Intense and brilliant sound with the widest possible dynamic range. These strings are best suited to advanced student and professional players and work best on high quality instruments.
Available in three tensions, Evah Pirazzi strings have a core made from a modern synthetic multifilament fibre which contributes to a very intensive and powerful sound. Ideally suited to orchestral and solo playing.
The strings have outstanding playability and exceptional response at any of the dynamic levels, a complex sound, rich with overtones based on a brilliant core sound and enormous projection.
Expressive, with great nuances and enormous dynamic range combined with outstanding tuning stability. These strings are absolutely insensitive to variations in temperature and humidity and are also suitable for electric violins or violins equipped with piezo-pickups
E-Goldsteel option: This string is more brilliant and powerful sound than the Silvery Steel E-string. This string has a different sound profile from Oliv and Obligato Goldsteel E-strings.
Below Pirastro explain the difference between the 3 Evah Pirazzi Offerings
Evah Pirazzi (2000): This set of strings is characterized by an overtone-rich, rather bright sound and a relatively strong background noise, which ensures carrying capacity, power and projection.
Evah Pirazzi Gold (2012): In contrast, these strings are designed to emphasize the warm, round and somewhat darker sound spectrum.
Evah Pirazzi Neo (2025): In this new development, the background noise of the original Evah Pirazzi is reduced while maintaining the strings’ full carrying capacity and power. Evah Pirazzi Neo is designed to combine effortless note and string transitions with easy response, tonal clarity and far-reaching projection.
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
- Stranded fibre core.
- Three tensions.
- E - Silvery steel or Goldplated steel. Ball or loop end.
- A - Aluminium on synthetic core, ball end
- D - Silver on synthetic core, ball end
- G - Silver synthetic core, ball end
- Made in Germany
Customer reviews:
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Beginner
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Take your sound to a different higher level!
Pros: These strings transformed the sound of my violin straightaway. It became richer, more sonorous, and easier to play (fingers not have to press so hard it seemed). I am seldom so impressed with the difference a new acquisition makes to my life!
Cons: Nothing
Professional
Great sound (for now)!
Pros: Wanted to try out some new strings so decided to go for these - I've had them for about 3 weeks and the sound is really bright! Naturally that changes from instrument to instrument, but they seem to complement mine quite well. The projection is great! I've heard they don't last as long as other strings, but I haven't experienced that yet as not much time has passed. The price here is the cheapest I found (much cheaper than amazon or any music store near me) and the delivery was fine :)
Cons: None
Keen Amateur
Top quality strings at a keen price
Pros: Excellent value: it's a time since I needed new strings and I'd expected to have to pay more for this quality. Very well suited to my Maggini copy violin - full, firm tone from bottom to top, lovely for my favourite Brahms!
Cons: None
Beginner
Keen Amateur
Amazing!
Pros: This is the best E string I’ve ever had. I love it. It just sings!
Cons: The D and G strings for this set took quite a while to break in and I’ve found it difficult to get a nice rich sound from those strings, but with more playing they are getting better.
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
