By Pirastro
With loop end Steel E
72
in stock
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£82.91 | |
With ball end Steel E
21
in stock
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£82.91 | |
With ball end Goldplated E
16
in stock
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£91.56 | |
With loop end Goldplated E
65
in stock
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£91.56 |
* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.
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
Beginner
Keen Amateur
Grade 8+
*****5 stars!!!*****
Pros: G, D and A are warm, so are good for orchestral playing. E is bright. Not a lot of stretching was required when I first fitted the strings, and they settled quickly.
Cons: Found it hard to fit the ball end of the G string into the tailpiece.
Grade 8+
Grade 8+
Beginner
Teacher
Beginner
Professional
A very good set of violin strings.
Pros: Warm and powerful tone, and very responsive to off-the-string bowing too.
Cons: Nothing to dislike, apart from the fact that they are quite expensive. There are cheaper equivalents, but these definitely have the edge.
Other: Worth checking out if you haven't tried them before.
Keen Amateur
Great strings, smooth feel, look decent.
Pros: Great feel, smooth, great sound. Makes my cheap violin sound just that more expensive :) Great for fast or slow songs and good sound when up in 3rd or 4th position
Cons: the E does whistle a few times
Other: Chanaged from dominants to these and very happy.. at first i didn't notice much difference, but after about 1 hour of constent playing and retuning (as the strings started to settle by 1 hour) the sound improved