Pirastro Passione Cello String, A

By Pirastro

RRP:
£43.30
Our price:
£31.56 inc VAT & Free Delivery in the UK
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£11.74 (27%)
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Purchase options

Medium tension
3 in stock
£31.56
Low tension (Weich)
2 in stock
£31.56
High tension (Stark)
2 in stock
£31.56

* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.

Description

The latest string from Pirastro is designed to produce the highest quality of tone usually obtained only with a traditional gut string but with the the power and stability of a metal based string.


Specifications

  • Chromesteel on steel core
  • Made in Germany
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Customer reviews:

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Pietarsaari, Finland

Beginner

Passione&Evah soloist is great set
1 out of 1 found the following review helpful

Pros: In My opinion works great with Evah Soloist c&g

Cons: No negative comments

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New Malden, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

Like gut but without most of the drawbacks

Pros: The first Passione A finally broke after around a year and I liked it so much I have replaced it with the same. Responsive, warm tone reminiscent of gut but fits fine tuners and is stable in pitch. My cello is battered and patched but old (C18) and the low tension string suits it very well.

Cons: Not cheap, but you get what you pay for and it has proved much more durable than gut as well.

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POOLE, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

Good quality strings with rich tone.

Pros: Nice string. Suits my cello well. Settled in quickly.

Cons: None

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New Malden, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

A lovely string

Pros: Bought it to replace the previous Passione when it broke. Fairly quick to play in and is a lovely string, the tone can vary from mellow to bright with bowing etc. and nice and stable unlike a gut A.

Cons: I wish it were cheaper! You get what you pay for with cello strings and I’ve never found a true bargain

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Glasgow, United Kingdom

Professional

A great string.

Pros: A big, round tone, easily produced.

Cons: None

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Nottingham, United Kingdom

Beginner

Sounds really good

Pros: Has a great sound with no wolf notes

Cons: none

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Alcester WARWICKSHIRE, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

Very careful firstPirastro broke before use

Pros: Nice resonance Not a harsh sound

Cons: None

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Norwich, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

So far, so good!

Pros: Nice, even sound, without any brash, ‘tinniness’ that can affect the ‘A’ string.

Cons: So far: nothing.

Other: It’s impossible to make generalisations because every instrument is different. Experimenting with different strings is also expensive & takes time. However, having been through that process, this is the best ‘A’ string, for my taste, that I’ve used so far; I’ve tried quite a few!

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New Malden, United Kingdom

Keen Amateur

Good alternative to gut

Pros: After years of using a gut A string I got a bit fed up with the instability and fragility of the Eudoxa A & D. After a bit of playing in I am delighted with this string which seems to blend very well with the Eudoxa lower strings and has none of the harshness I have previously experienced with steel strings.

Cons: Still not cheap!

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Malvern, United Kingdom

Beginner

Nice replacement for an A that became shrill.
0 out of 1 found the following review helpful

Pros: My old A had suddenly become shrill over a few weeks and a friend recommended this A. No shrillness any more and I like the sound particularly in higher positions.

Cons: None

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