Pirastro Obligato Viola String, D
By Pirastro
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Medium tension
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£30.02 | |
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Low tension (Weich)
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£30.02 | |
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High tension (Stark)
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£30.02 |
Description
Silver on synthetic core. 3 tensions
Recommended for violas with a playing scale of 35-38cm which covers most violas of back length 15-16.5 inches
Specifications
- Silver on synthetic core
Customer reviews:
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Keen Amateur
An excellent string especially for orchestral work
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Pros: I won't use anything else on my viola. The warm rich tone is just what I require from this string as it blends well with my Obligato G and also the Larson A. These strings are powerfull enough for a large orchestra and the sound carries well. These strings will outlive many other brands.
Cons: No negatives at all.
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Keen Amateur
A very rich and warm full sounding string
Pros: As per my previous review 29/12/2017 I like this string very much with its lovely rich and warm sound, which at least on my viola is hard to match with other make string of similar price.
Cons: My only slight disappointment is that it seems to wear out around 3 months (200+ hours) - which may be typical of a silver wound string - and obviously this is quite costly over time.
Keen Amateur
A warm exceptionally 'silky smooth' string
Pros: A warm and exceptionally 'silky smooth' sound with my 1907 Thomas C Buttcher viola. Took only a week to completely settle and stays in tune very well. Blends in beautifully with Obligato C and G strings.
Cons: Not cheap but worth it for such a rich sound
Other: As others have commented it is the combination of string and instrument under review
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Beautiful sounding string.
Pros: Lovely tone, smooth feel. Reasonably priced.
Cons: Took about two weeks to 'settle in'. It stretched a little , especially in the first few days, but got less and less, now it stays in tune between playing.
Other: I upgraded my D and A strings to Pirastro Obligato and kept my Dominant C and G. They blend in well for the moment but as they are so good I'm tempted to upgrade the others!
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
A welcome improvement.
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Pros: I have recently put Pirastro Obligato D, G and C strings and Larsen A on my bargain-basement Chinese viola and they have considerably improved the tone quality making it richer and more responsive.
Cons: The difference is all positive so no complaints.
