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Your cart is empty.This is the single D string from the Larsen Cello set. This string is medium gauge. It is commonly paired with the Larsen A Medium
Rubilips
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
These are the best sounding D and A strings for my (and most) 'cellos. Unfortunately, they are VERY expensive! Note: at least on my 'cello, the "soloist edition" has more "cut" but sounds more glassy.
C. Fox
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2020
I bought this for my. Cello. This string seems to be good; I am having a problem with a “scratchy” sound. It could be because it’s new and/or because of the new rosin I just bought I know it takes a few days for these two to warm up.
Lance Chan
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2020
There is no possibility of returning the product once you used it. The other Larsen strings I bought are ok and still being used, but this one is not that good. The sound is not very beautiful, and I doubt it is defective, but it is not allowed to return, anyway.
Jeffery E Brown
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2018
Bright new strings for my beautiful Cello, Francesca.
ding67
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2015
The product arrived on time and as described - string is really responsive.
Alex Swanson
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2015
Larsen strings are my go to choice. They provide an instant, controlled response under the bow. These are the regular strings, not the soloist edition. The difference being: these are warmer in tone and do not project as much. This is actually preferable to me. I've used both, however, and can say beyond all doubt that the soloist strings will give you better tone and response in positions above 4th.The Larsen D provides a rich, creamy tone that is often very difficult to achieve in a D string.I use Larsen fairly exclusively for my A and D strings, and am completely satisfied with their tone, response, and character. I couldn't ask for better strings.
Nate
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2013
Update: I tried Larsen's Strong upper strings and preferred them to the medium ones. Give them a try if you think you need more projection without the harshness (or price) of the soloist editions.In my opinion, Larsen strings are the best. However, they're quite expensive. If you want to try something similar, especially with more brightness and projection, go for a Jargar A and D.These upper strings typically go with Spirocore tungsten-wound G and C or Larsen Wirecore or Magnacore G and C. I particularly recommend the Magnacore G and C strings.
G. Peterson
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2010
Johnson Strings was rapid in their response and delivery of the cello strings. For the A and D strings Larsen is the best and is used by serious amatures such as myself as well as many professional cellists.
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