By Pirastro
Full size
99+
in stock
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£22.92 | |
3/4 & 1/2 size
3
in stock
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£22.92 | |
1/4 & 1/8 size
3
in stock
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£22.92 |
'New Formula' quality student string similar to Dominant Quality and value student string from Pirastro very similar to Dominant with the benefit of a silver D. Medium tension, ball end only. For loop end E please order each string separately.
Beginner
Keen Amateur
2
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: Good price and quite nice strings. Quick response and lively bright sound. Nice even tension, tone and volume across the four strings. I particularly like the clear tone of the G & D strings that allows double stopping to remain clear. The E also has a nice tone.
Cons: The A string could be a tiny bit less strident particularly when played open. The strings with the exception of the E haven't quite settled after 3 weeks.
Other: I have almost always always used Dominants which I will probably return to. I had the Evah Pirazzi on previously which never stayed in tune and tonally didn't suit my fiddle. Tonica strings haven't made anything other than a rubbish fiddle player!!
Keen Amateur
1
out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: Lovely tone, very competetively priced. Very impressed with speedy delivery too - thank you.
Cons: Nothing really
Other: I prefer to fine tune with adjusters rather than pegs. G D A too thick to use with adjusters I had ...but not a problem as they've held tuning well.
Keen Amateur
Beginner
1
out of
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found the following review helpful
Pros: None
Cons: None
Other: My experience is that these strings neither feel nor sound as good as their rival: Dominant. Maybe it's the violin and maybe it's my ear, but I'm definitely going back to Dominant.
Grade 8+
Beginner
2
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: I am very happy with these strings. I have used only G, and E strings so far and I am very pleased with their quality. The sound is very pleasant and warm. It looks like they will serve for a good while. And the price is great too...
Cons: Can't think of any.
Other: These are my first strings I have ever bought after the strings that came with my violin started to brake. I will be happy to buy it again in the future :-)
Beginner
2
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: I like these strings--They are slightly thinner under the fingers than Dominant. The "e" is certainly better. I think the tone warms up eventually whereas Dominants have it there all the time. On the violin on which I have put them, I think that individual notes sound clearer, but this may simply be that they match the instrument better
Cons: I found them strident at first, but they have settled down to a more pleasant warmth. It's a gut feeling (pardon the pun) but I do not think they will last as long as Dominants, but they have not been on long enough to tell.
Other: As a set they blend in well with other instruments using different varieties of strings
Beginner
2
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: As a player of traditional music, I found these strings very good in tonal quality and very easy to fit. Once again good value for the price. I would recommend these strings to other players.
Cons: cant find any faults.
Other: Very pleased with the excellent service from the string zone company, the orders I placed were dispatched and delivered the next day. WELL DONE THE STRING ZONE
Beginner
1
out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: This is a very nice set of strings at a very reasonable price, bought for an old 3/4 violin. They feel silky under the fingers.
Cons: They have taken a little while to settle in but I'm not sure how much practice my pupil does.
Other: Arrival of the set of strings came very quickly.