Thomastik-Infeld Dominant Violin Set - 1/2 Scale - No. 135B 1/2

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I use the A, D, G strings for my violin. Good value for the price. Packaged well.

Title: Exceptional Tone and Quality CraftsmanshipI recently upgraded my 3/4 size violin with the Thomastik-Infeld 135B.34 Dominant Violin Strings Set, and the difference in sound quality has been nothing short of remarkable.The first thing that struck me was the warm and rich tone produced by these strings. They offer a full-bodied sound with excellent projection, making my violin truly come alive. The Dominant series is known for its versatility, and these strings live up to that reputation, delivering equally well in classical, folk, and contemporary genres.The craftsmanship of these strings is evident from the moment you start playing. The materials used are of the highest quality, and the winding is impeccable. The strings are also responsive and easy to play, allowing for nuanced expression and dynamic range. The responsiveness to bowing techniques and finger articulation is particularly noteworthy, enhancing the overall playing experience.One of the key advantages of the Thomastik-Infeld Dominant series is their quick settling time. After the initial stretching period, these strings stabilized remarkably fast, allowing me to enjoy their optimal performance sooner than expected. This is a significant convenience for musicians who want to achieve their desired sound without a prolonged break-in period.Additionally, the durability of these strings is impressive. They have proven resilient to changes in temperature and humidity, maintaining their tone and playability over time. This longevity adds to the overall value, considering the investment in high-quality strings.While the Thomastik-Infeld 135B.34 Dominant Violin Strings Set is priced at a premium compared to some other options on the market, the exceptional tone, craftsmanship, and durability make them well worth the investment for serious musicians. Whether you're a professional or a dedicated student, these strings can elevate the performance of your 3/4 size violin to new heights. In my experience, they have become an essential component of my setup, and I highly recommend them to anyone seeking top-tier violin strings.

I have been playing violin for 10 years. For years 6-8 I had been using Dominant strings when I took a break to try out D'Addario Helicore strings, because of the harsh quality of the E string that Dominants are so notorious for. I don't know why I hadn't thought sooner to just switch out the E, but I digress.Skip ahead a few years later — while I do still love my Helicores, it was time for me to re-string, and I decided to give Dominants another try (because we can't all afford Evah Pirazzi gold lol). I also picked up a loose Pirastro Gold E for my E string since it seems to be a popular combo with Dominants — and with good reason, I would find.Upon re-stringing I rediscovered how easy Dominant strings are to tune, but they take a while to settle in and tend to slip pretty quickly until they're "broken in" (especially the A string). That being said, the difference in playability between the Dominant and Helicore strings is night and day — Dominants feel much less resistant and tense, with the same if not better projection. Playing on Dominants feels effortless and smooth, and the Pirastro Gold E was a great substitute for the Dominant E.

My all time favorite

I use these strings on my violin. They seem to bring out the best in my instrument.

The sound of my violin is now vibrant and beautiful! Really impressed and satisfied!

Great tonal quality and tone retention