Pirastro Obligato Violin String, D Silver
By Pirastro
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* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.
Description
Obligato strings have a core made from a modern synthetic multifilament fibre. They sound warm and full, yet have a brilliant, rich overtone spectrum and focused tone. Excellent playability and response throughout the entire dynamic range . Great tone and volume combined with excellent tonal stability. Extremely resistant to variations in temperature and humidity
Standard silver D. An Aluminium D is available for those looking for a warmer sound on this string.
A universal string of great quality suitable all types of instrument and player standard Obligato strings sound warm and full, yet have a brilliant, rich overtone spectrum and focused tone. Excellent playability and response throughout the entire dynamic range
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Specifications
- Silver on synthetic core
- Medium tension only
- Made in Germany
Customer reviews:
9
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Professional
Professional
Good string,sound clean ,last long ,nice to play.
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Pros: I like it ,it has a clean tone and dont make my fingers black like the aluminiumwonded do.
Cons: Nothing!
Other: Most synthetic strings are good ,but this fits my violin well.
Grade 8+
Beginner
Grade 8+
Professional
Warm, responsive, projecting D string.
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Pros: the Obligato D Silver has a very responsive and warm tone. It projects into the hall much better than expected under the ear. My new favourite string! Silver feels luxurious under finger tips too.
Cons: It does take a good few days to settle. It kept going flat.
Grade 8+
Professional
Grade 8+
In my experience, Obligato D string is the best
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found the following review helpful
Pros: As the D usually resonates more on my violin than the G, I chose this string which was a not the greatest I've used compared to the Evah Pirazzi Gold. However, it contrasted well with the other strings
Cons: It didn't make as big a sound as the others
Beginner
