These staple cello strings provide a deep, warm and focused sound with great power and personality. Complementing the Original range and purpose designed for enhanced projection, focus and volume particularly at the higher harmonics as demanded by the professional solo player.
Instrument: Cello String Type: D Size: 4/4 Gauge: Dolce, Medium, or Forte
D String: Alloy wound over a steel core
String Tonal Profile:
The Best String Guarantee Please inspect your strings immediately upon receipt. Installed strings are not returnable unless they break within the first 30 days after purchase.
30-Day String Return Policy Unopened strings may be returned within 30 days so that we may supply all our customers with the freshest possible strings. Because of tonal qualities of each instrument are unique we cannot accept string returns for reasons of tone including false strings.
If you have any questions about this product's warranty or to make a return please contact our Customer Service Department at 800.248.7427 or email us at cc@sharmusic.com
Larsen Strings Made with love and passion.
Get Me 300 Cello Strings When a friend asked "...I'd like you to get a hold of 300 cello strings for me!", Larsen promised to try, but quickly realized his folly - high-quality cello strings were simply not to be had. He felt obligated by his promise, however, and threw himself into independent production. "I was protected by my ignorance. Had I known what a monumental task was before me, I would have had second thoughts."
The String with the Special Sound After 18 months of development, Larsen had a string that sounded right. Eminent Danish and German musicians tried the string and they all agreed: "It's a winner; we'll keep it." Rumors of the string with the special sound spread quickly. Before long there were orders from around the world, and the waiting lists grew, as did the company.
What drives us is our love of music. Our goal is to enhance the musical experience of the listener. And that's no small matter.
I would say this Larsen soloist is somewhere between a standard jargar and a standard Larsen. Thing is, I like both of those strings better than this one. Good service from Shar though.
