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Thomastik-Infeld Dominant Violin String Set

Thomastik-Infeld Dominant Violin String Set

3 total reviews

Regular price $90.00 CAD
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Widely regarded as “the reference standard” Dominant strings, made with a highly flexible, multi-strand synthetic core, provide the tonal warmth and feel of a gut string while being impervious to changes in humidity. The sound is soft, clear with a stable intonation and they are rich in overtones. One of the world’s most popular strings!

 135:

E - steel core, aluminum wound, ball end

A - synthetic core, aluminum wound

D - synthetic core, aluminum wound

G - synthetic core, silver wound

135MS:

E - steel core, aluminum wound, loop end

A - synthetic core, aluminum wound

D - synthetic core, aluminum wound

G - synthetic core, silver wound

135B:

E - chrome steel, ball end

A - synthetic core, aluminum wound

D - synthetic core, aluminum wound

G - synthetic core, silver wound

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Frank

Solid all-around strings. Even Hilary Hahn uses them on her Vuillaume. Perlman on his Strad, etc. Decent tension They are very neutral strings reflecting the instruments genuine sound, so it's actually good to put them on any instrument to get an idea what areas the fiddle is good for and what needs adjustment by a luthier.

Recommend Gold Label E to go with it.

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Customer
This is a very good choice!

I have been using these strings for many years on the advice of my senior colleague from Chicago Symphony,
and I recommend them to both, professionals and students.
Good value for money for the middle class of violin. Although, I use the E string by Wensminster.
I replace them approximately once a year when I play a few hours a day on the instrument.
This is a very good choice!

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Raymund Tse
Dominant Violin String Set

The aluminum winded E string seems ok. May be easier on the fingers.