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カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on February 15, 2025
色々試していますが、音が安定していて私は気に入っています。
P Ina
Reviewed in Canada on July 18, 2019
I bought this strings as my violin teacher said this brand produces a warm tone, which I like. Barely 2+ months after I use this I hear a low humming echo when I bow. My old E string ( Dominant) did not produce that sound, as with the other old strings in my violin.
Dolores A Shemo
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016
E string Snapped in under a week, second set I ordered is holding up great though.
Kevin Garman
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2015
I really liked the sound of the string, but it broke on the second day I had it on while I was using the fine tuner. I was really looking forward to the string settling more but it didn't even make it close to that point. It's especially disappointing given the cost of the string. I will probably be sticking with more reliable strings in the future. Really let down by a brand I normally love
123
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2015
very good E string..seems to resist buzzing and makes the sound from the instrument more balanced
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2014
These are great strings, however....We were looking for a string that would add some power on the E string. I had both our daughters and our instructor try this new E string. All three felt that a Dominant E or a Pirazzi gold label E produced superior tone with greater ease of playing - and at a much lower cost. Temper that thought with - strings should be matched with both the violin and the player.We finally settled on a set Pirastro Obligato and are now on our 3rd set. (Our instructor still prefers the tone of the Dominants, but the rest of the family feel the Obligatos are a clear winner. They are a little easier on the fingers for long sessions, changes are a little quicker and the tone is warm and sweet.
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