By Pirastro
1 in stock |
* All strings are ball end, unless otherwise specified.
Warm, but powerful and well defined sound. Medium tension. Full size cello. A cost effective alternative to gut strings.
Professional
4
out of
5
found the following review helpful
Pros: Really pleased. The A string is less strident than the Pirastro Permanent I previously had on my 1750 German instrument and the C string has more clarity. C string took about 2 weeks to play in properly but worth the wait.
Cons: No cons as yet
Keen Amateur
6
out of
9
found the following review helpful
Pros: Nothing
Cons: I was very disappointed with these strings, since they have been highly recommended by friends and colleagues. The original C string sounded dreadful, and had to be replaced. The C and G lacked sonority and immediacy of speaking, and the D and especially the A sounded wiry and harsh. The binding on the A is not wonderful. The strings took a long time (about 2 weeks) to fully stretch, and even now after many weeks they do not stay in tune. Maybe they simply did not suit my cello, but I find that surprising. So I have reverted to my old strings (a different make). All in all, an expensive mistake.
Professional
4
out of
6
found the following review helpful
Pros: Very quick response, particulary on the C string. Generous round sound.
Cons: The lower 3 strings took a good 2 weeks to stay in tune. Possible risk of producing too much sound at the expense of quality.
Beginner