Pirastro Evah Pirazzi 4/4 Violin String Set - Medium Gauge - With Ball-End Gold-Plated E
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Features
- Full Set includes Ball-End Gold-Plated Steel E, Ball-End Aluminum Wound Synthetic Core A, Silver Wound Synthetic Core D, Silver Wound Synthetic Core G
- 4/4 Violin
- Medium Gauge
- This set includes a Ball-End Gold-Plated E String
Description
Pirastro Evah Pirazzi strings are made with the newest manufacturing techniques and offer a focused sound, wide dynamic range, quick response and are highly sensitive to pianissimo passages, the most intensive brilliant sounding synthetic core strings. This full 4/4 violin string set includes a Ball-End Gold-Plated Steel E String, Ball-End Aluminum Wound Synthetic Core A String, Silver Wound Synthetic Core D String, and a Silver Wound Synthetic Core G String.
Item Weight: 0.32 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.3 x 4.1 x 0.4 inches
Item model number: Pir-5509
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 15, 2010
Color Name: Silver
String Gauge: Medium
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First of all, for a synthetic string these are pretty stable. There is the usual two day process of retuning as they stretch into place, but stretch is not excessive. Second, they are bright but not too bright, midrange between focused and complex, loud but not overly loud. They don't sound scratchy nor tinny like student strings, give a good full sound. I especially like the E string which is not squeaky, not tinny, not dull. This appears to be the same or very similar E as in the Oliv set, gold plated to change the overtone spectrum and response. You’d expect the gold to rub off quickly but it doesn’t and the string lasts through a lot of playing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by invisible
The type of string really influences the sound that I get from my violin. It depends on what you want. If you want a brighter, more crisp sound, this is the way to go.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by Lynn Collier
I am a violinist and orchestra teacher. I use these strings on my own professional violin. I have tried other strings, but I always seem to come back to these strings. They sound great on my instrument.
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2023 by Lisa Strayer
I have a high end violin with a dark haunting tone with lots of projection. When I tuned up these Evah Pirazzi strings the low notes were even darker and louder. Very gutsy. The upper range is mellow, not screechy at all. These strings are expensive but well worth the money. I can’t believe the tone I’m getting now.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023 by David D. Bunch
If I could give it cero star I would. The packaging was a mess. The strings were clearly old and the E string was not good steel. When I took one string out I could see it already peeling without even trying to put it on my violin. I returned them. Terrible experience
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by Awful packaging, this strings are old and used Awful packaging, this strings are old and used
High quality strings with good tone. Expect a day or two to "break in" the strings. You will need to tune frequently for a couple days but they become quite stable after that. I have used metal, synthetic, and gut strings and these so far are the best buy I have made.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2020 by Kenneth R. George
First and foremost, before you base purchase decisions on reviews, please remember that every single violin will respond differently to different strings. I have a cheap-ish 2007 make, but it was specifically designed to emulate the warmth and depth that much older instruments have, and it has a HUGE input range for bow pressure - I can play feather-light for a kind-of whispery sound on most sets of strings (perfect for an orchestra pianissimo), but I can also dig in harder than I'd ever even try on most other instruments without producing a scratching tone. As such, Evah Pirazzis work great on my violin - I changed my strings from Dominants to Pirazzis specifically for three performances last December through May, and the musicians I worked with said that there was a noticeable improvement in tone. They ARE very bright, and I can clearly pick my violin's sound out from an orchestra's sound when I watch videos of those three performances. So just be aware that if your instrument is already very bright (usually newer / more modern-made ones are), these strings may be too screechy for you! These don't last very long with regular play. My strings barely lasted me the year, and I only play three to four hours a week on average. So if you're looking for strings that will hold up to regular practice, like 1+ hours every day, these probably aren't the right strings for you. I've heard stories where people have to replace these strings after two months, which is infeasible at the price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016 by Michelle Kuan
Who knew that strings would help me sound so much better . I have a student violin and have been practicing each day during the pandemic . I promised myself that I would buy an upgraded violin once I was able to improve over the past year . Now I changed my mind and just spent more money on strings . What a difference it makes to play on these strings . A brilliantly louder sound with less effort overall . I’m so impressed with myself that now maybe I should break out and buy an awesome violin next . Very happy my decision to spend extra for stings . Well worth it . 🎼🎻
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2021 by margaret binns