By Larsen
4/4 Medium tension
3
in stock
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£69.53 | |
4/4 Low tension (Soft)
2
in stock
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£69.53 | |
4/4 High tension (Strong)
2
in stock
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£69.53 | |
3/4 size
4
in stock
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£39.47 | |
1/2 size
2
in stock
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£39.47 | |
1/4 size
1
in stock
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£39.47 | |
1/8 size
1
in stock
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£39.47 |
* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.
Larsen standard, the professional choice Tungsten on steel, 3 tensions and fractional sizes. See separate listing for 1/8-3/4 sizes.
Keen Amateur
3
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: Rich, warm and powerful sound, with good definition
Cons: Takes a while to play in.
Other: This is a review of the light tension version. When first fitted this sounded terrible, really harsh. This nasty edge played out after a few minutes, but it remained rough and charmless for a few more hours playing, and I almost gave up on it. However, eventually a lovely rich, mellow tone emerged, which was well worth waiting for. It is very powerful, with a good balance of clarity and warmth, and has real depth of sound. I can't understand why this string is often ignored, unless people give up on it before it has played in fully.
Professional
Keen Amateur
Grade 8+
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Beginner
Teacher
1
out of
2
found the following review helpful
Pros: The 'soft' Larsen C suits my Benedikt Lang cello better than others I've tried, calming its slightly hard edged tone.
Cons: The price!
Other: It replaces a very expensive not-allowed-to-identify C I tried, which was fine but broke after a couple of months.
Grade 8+
1
out of
2
found the following review helpful
Pros: Bright tone with plenty of depth even when playing pianissimo.
Cons: None
Other: The lower end of my cello was lacking guts: a bit mushy sounding. My luthier suggested putting a Larsen on to correct this. This string certainly sorted that problem out. It has rebalanced the instrument. It sounds like a different cello and is a complete joy to play now.