Thomastik 135 Dominant Violin 1/4 Medium

String Set for Violin

Tension: Medium
For 1/4 violin
E-String: Aluminium on steel
A and D strings: Aluminium on synthetic
G-String: Silver on synthetic
With ball
Set 135 1/4 medium

Available since November 2002
Item number 158542
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Series / Brand Dominant
Size 1/4
E-string ball end Yes
E-string loop end No
core material Synthetic

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violin teacher recommended

kutaycan 08.07.2021

my daughters teacher recommended this string. 1/4 violin sounds like a professional instrument with these strings. cons expensive.

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Thomastik Dominant Violin 1/4 medium

pawela 08.07.2017

I'm very satisfied with the strings that made my daughter's violin (Thomann Classic) sound much, much better than with the stock strings. Even her teacher made several positive comments about the violin, unaware that strings were changed. Strings are thicker than standard steel ones, and thus more friendly for little fingers. With the violin mentioned above, I had a little struggle trying to fit thicker strings into slots in fine tuners - I managed to do it, but it wasn't easy. The only negative is price - in my case more than 1/3 of the violin. But I don't regret.