By Thomastik
Full Size, Aluminium Wound E (135)
74
in stock
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£54.40 | |
Full size, Plain Steel E (135B)
99+
in stock
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£50.82 | |
3/4 size | £54.82 | |
1/2 size
9
in stock
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£54.82 | |
1/4 size
7
in stock
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£54.82 | |
1/8 size
3
in stock
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£54.82 |
* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.
The original and best known synthetic cored string. Regarded as the reference standard for this type of string. Well adapted to give excellent playing properties on any instrument.
Dominant strings give a warm and clear sound which closely approximates to a traditional covered gut string. Tonally stable and easy to play on they suitable for all players beginner to professional.
Medium tension strings. For other tensions please click the link above.
NB The set 135 with aluminium wound E is the traditional and well known version of these strings. The aluminium winding being a more suitable choice for learners as it is easier to produce a clear sound without whistles or overtones. The set 135B features a plain Chrome plated steel E which will appeal to advanced players for its clarity and projection.
Aluminium E Set with ball end only. For loop end E set please order four individual strings.
Steel E set (135B) E has a loop end with removable ball to take out if required.
To check your instrument size measure the length of the back (LOB) excluding the 'button' which is the thumb shaped extension at the top where the neck is anchored. Old instruments can vary, if more than 1/2" over choose the next size up.
4/4 - LOB 356mm (14")
3/4 - LOB 330mm (13")
1/2 - LOB 305mm (12")
1/4 - LOB 280mm (11")
1/8 - LOB 254mm (10")
Beginner
Professional
Yet another set of Dominants.
Pros: A good solid reliable set of strings
Cons: The price keeps rising. When I first bought a set they were £18 including vat. When they went to £22, I though expensive. Now look at them!!
Other: The string all violin players buy
Professional
As a set of strings, the Dominant is the best
Pros: I have always used Dominant strings, although I have tried others. However, the Dom E strings, for me, are not the best and, as I have reviewed previously, I presently much prefer the Westminster E string, although it does wear out sooner
Cons: The E string as noted above
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