By Larsen
Medium tension
12
in stock
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£42.30 | |
Low tension (Soft)
3
in stock
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£42.30 | |
High tension (Strong)
4
in stock
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£42.30 |
Larsen Soloist's edition, steel core, D string with stainless steel winding. Larsen Soloist Edition cello strings complement the Original range. Purpose designed for enhanced projection and volume particularly at the higher harmonics. Slightly higher tension than the standard, Original string to accept enhance bow pressure.
Soloist edition strings are based on a solid steel core, but different in properties and dimensions from their regular counterparts. The A and D strings are wound with precision rolled stainless steel flat wire, the G string with tungsten.
Keen Amateur
Professional
3
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4
found the following review helpful
Pros: the Larsen D for cello is similarly fine in response and gives a warm rich tone on the instrument; the match of both the A and D is a must, and is worth every experiment. I like the Larsen quality- we are lucky they became popular.
Cons: Cannot think of many contra comments- it is a classy string which makes sense, can possibly lack brilliance but furnishes a nice sound
Beginner
1
out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: So much more character than Larsen standard on my cello. Fuller, brighter, more overtones, bigger dynamic range. I will be using Larsen solo again. Similar experience trying solo A also
Cons: None
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Teacher
2
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: It speaks and resonates! Another inner string that will stand up to me and give proper sound, rather than giving me a fight like my cello has done previously....
Cons: If anything I'd like more body to the sound, but that might just be my technique!
Other: Enhanced by the bottom end Magnacores, finally a (tonally) mid-range string that isn't compromised
Grade 8+
2
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: An excellent string, quick to settle down and great response across the entire register. I have been testing different strings for a new instrument and the Larsen D is clearly one of the best (specially combined with Larsen wire core G and C!)
Cons: Nothing
Beginner
Teacher
Teacher