Dr Thomastik Dominant Viola Strings (137)

Name: Dr Thomastik Dominant Viola Strings (137)
Brand: DR THOMASTIK
SKU: 236569
Price: 21.55 USD
Rating: 9.61 (36 reviews)

$ 21.55

Score By Feature

Based on 36 ratings

Delivery

9.39

Packaging

9.21

Satisfaction

9.57

Customer service

9.33

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Product Description

A core made of synthetic polymers is flexible, strong, and durable

This gut string provides the warmth and feel of a gut string while being impervious to wear and tear

With a soft, clear sound, they have a stable intonation and have more overtones than others

Both in Arco and the pizzicato passage, it proves to have radiance and the ability to project sound without being metallic

Even in extreme atmospheric conditions, it responds effectively to intricate fingering and maintains a stable tuning

Questions & Answers

Is this going to fit a 16" viola?

It is true.

Which end of the strings are ball and which is loop?

The ball has come to an

It looks like a set, but what exactly is it? What caught my eye is the price? I feel silly for asking, but it is the price that ?

This question doesn't seem to make sense to me, as it's not that clear, but there is only one string.

In what context does perlon d1 II re , Mittel occur?

In general, Perlon is the materials, and d1 II refers to the second string, which is d1 - the re in French and Italian, and n0 in Spanish. This particular string has a Thomastik number of 137.

Selected User Reviews For Dr Thomastik Dominant Viola Strings (137)

The string is the only thing! As a result, I take part of the blame since I do not know anything about string instruments, and I bought this for my daughter, who plays the Seeing that both the title and package front of Amazon ads say stringS, I took that to mean there are more than one

4/5

Milan Warren

| Oct 17, 2020

Does what it's supposed to do

5/5

In our stringed instruments, we tend to use dominant.

Audrey Stark

| Apr 29, 2021

This is the standard I follow when playing orchestra

4/5

This string section works best for me because I am in a community orchestra. Our pieces usually are college level and unabridged editions of classical repertoire, and I think these strings will bring out the musicality of the pieces. Despite the fact that my viola is an intermediate model, there are no special strings to make it sound the best.