Spirocore Cello String C, Tungsten Wound
By Thomastik
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Purchase options
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Medium tension
6
in stock
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£119.50 | |
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Low tension (Light)
3
in stock
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£119.50 | |
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High Tension (Heavy)
4
in stock
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£119.50 |
Description
Tungsten on spiral steel core. The choice of the professional. Warmth and power combined with high stability. A choice of three gauges.
Specifications
- Tungsten wound on spiral steel core.
Customer reviews:
7
1
Professional
Great bass sound with good clarity for performance
7
out of
7
found the following review helpful
Pros: Good solid bass sound with fine clarity and easy to play on the medium strength
Cons: High cost
Other: Balances well with Spirocore tungsten G with Larson D & A
Keen Amateur
Punchy, responsive string..strongly recommended!
4
out of
4
found the following review helpful
Pros: This C string - together with the tungsten G string and Larsen D and A - has given my old French cello a new lease of life. The clarity of sound, attack, volume and response are far better than the Jargar strings I have previously used. Pizzicato on the C string gives a punchy, bassy sound to rival a double bass and fast passages are much easier to play than the comparatively sluggish, thick C string I used to use. It's well worth forking out the extra cash for a string of this quality, even if you're not a professional cellist!
Cons: None
Keen Amateur
Huge resonance but needs a lot of playing in.
3
out of
3
found the following review helpful
Pros: Hugely resonant, and responds quickly. (Fitted to Luis and Clark carbon fibre cello.)
Cons: A lot of winding buzz to begin with, but it's improving with playing in.
Other: Obviously string choice depends on the individual instrument and player.
Keen Amateur
Great string - suits my cello perfectly
2
out of
2
found the following review helpful
Pros: On my cheaper cello this is a great string, plenty of responsive bass and clear focussed sound. It has massively improved the sound of the cello and I love playing on it.
Cons: No cons.
Other: On a more responsive cello I imagine it would be rather loud and edgy, but on a cheap Chinese cello it's just perfect.
Keen Amateur
Worth the money
1
out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: Much easier to play than Jargar classic medium tension. Less effort and concentration to obtain a clean sound. A silky, yet gravelly sound. Had a metallic twang to it at first, but this has mellowed out after two weeks. Pleasantly surprised overall.
Cons: Price.
Teacher
Worth the extra dosh.
1
out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: Replacing one a couple of years old, only just going off despite lots of very loud gig playing. Easily up to pitch & quick to stay in tune.
Cons: Still a bit edgy on the sound two weeks, 4 gigs & lots of teaching after putting it on.
Beginner
Grade 8+
