Thomastik Infeld Red Violin String, D
By Thomastik
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| 34 in stock |
* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.
Description
Hydronalium on synthetic core
Customer reviews:
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Grade 8+
Hooray for Infeld Reds, but not the E
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Pros: Compared to most other strings I have tried over the last 61 years, these are overall the best. They settle within a day and have the best sound apart from gut. The Infeld Red E string (gold) is a disaster. It whistles and stifles the others. Using a Jarger Forte E brings out the best in the A, D and G and itself is a delight to use. I have a Goldbrokat E and Tricolores D and G on at the moment. The Tricolores A broke within a minute of stringing up and it was replaced with a Wachtal Russin Style A. The 'Heifetz' strings from Gamut Inc. are marginally better than the Infeld Reds but the Goldbrokat is certainly not as comfortable as the Jarger - it feels like a piece of cheese cutting wire.
Cons: as above
Professional
Keen Amateur
Good quality of sound for a reasonable price
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found the following review helpful
Pros: The tone is reliably warm and full sounding, and the range is reasonably priced.
Cons: All strings seem to wear out more quickly than they should when I use them, sadly Infeld Red are no exception (though I am yet to find any string that lasts as it should).
