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Pros: This 'G' string manages to retain its warmth and depth of tone, without compromising the brilliance needed for projection of sound.
Cons: The inner packets are very tough, so difficult to open. Care should be taken to avoid buckling the string before removing it from its packaging.
Keen Amateur
Powerful and richer tone than the EP Gold G
Pros: I put this string on my violin as the EP Gold G was a bit softer and more flabby than the D. My violin tends to be brighter on the top, so it needed a stronger sound, but I favour warmth rather than brashness. Reviews on the Warchal Brilliant sounded promising, so I tried it out. It has certainly lived up to expectations, with a rich, strong sound that carries well. The string settled quickly and did not change particularly over the first week or so, unlike a viola C that I put on my wife's viola, which "skated" when bowed, but settled OK in a week. I love it!
Cons: None
Keen Amateur
A quality violin string
Pros: The string sounds good and settled quickly. I have found some other G strings have gone a bit "glassy" and failed to respond without heavy bow pressure. However the Warchal is still very responsive, and also holds pitch well.
Cons: None