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Violin Strings VIOLIN STRINGS # 100 100 PYRAMID-Aluminum Round aluminum wire is wound on steel core and is polished correctly. Perfect set for beginners and students. Colour code, red silk end. Item Description Note kg Euro 100 100 PYRAMID Aluminum Violin Set 9,04 100 101 Silver-plated steel e” 8,0 1,67 100 102 Aluminum wound on steel core, polished a´ 5,5 2,24 100 103 Aluminum wound on steel core, polished d´ 5,0 2,49 100 104 Aluminum wound on steel core, polished g 4,8 2,64 # 108 100 PYRAMID-Gold Precision made of pure nickel flat wire wound on a steel core and are polished correctly. They offer an excellent tone and timbre. Our best-seller, perfect for students. Colour code: Black silk end Item Description Note kg Euro 108 100 PYRAMID Gold Violin Set 14,56 108 101 Precision steel e” 7,0 1,67 108 102 Nickel flat wound on steel core, polished a´ 4,8 4,18 108 103 Nickel flat wound on steel core, polished d´ 5,2 4,32 108 104 Nickel flat wound on steel core, polished g 5,5 4,39 # 113 100 PYRAMID-Superior Pure nickel flat wire wound is wound on a steel core of various gauges and specific gravities. The strings produce an excellent tone and timbre and respond easily, softly and accurately. Colour code: Green silk end We can supply a lower and a harder tension set: # 112 100 low tension & # 114 100 hard tension Item Description Note kg Euro 113 100 PYRAMID Superior Violin Set 17,73 113 101 Precision steel e” 6,5 2,24 113 102 Nickel flat wound on steel core, polished a´ 4,8 4,99 113 103 Nickel flat wound on steel core, polished d´ 5,2 5,20 113 104 Nickel flat wound on steel core, polished g 5,5 5,30 # 116 100 PYRAMID-Ultraflex High-quality professional strings. These multi-strand twisted steel core strings with excellent sensitiveness are perfect in fifth and extremely flexible. Experience of over a century of string-making guarantees highest quality. Colour code: Black and green silk end Item Description Note Kg Euro 116 100 PYRAMID Ultraflex Violin Set 23,71 116 101 Precision steel e” 6,5 2,24 116 102 Nickel flat wound on steel cable core, polished a´ 5,5 6,92 116 103 Nickel flat wound on steel cable core, polished d´ 4,5 7,10 116 104 Nickel flat wound on steel cable core, polished g 5,0 7,45 # 120 100 PYRAMID-Soloflex Exceptional quality violin strings. Pure nickel flat wire is wound on a steel cable core. This favours the production of overtones, enlarging the frequencies and results in the most desirable tone quality. Extremely responsive, very flexible with outstanding tonal quality and volume. Colour code: Yellow silk end Item Description Note kg Euro 120 100 PYRAMID Soloflex Violin Set 32,15 120 101 Aluminum wound on steel cable core, polished e” 7,3 7,67 120 102 Nickel flat wound on steel cable core, polished a´ 4,5 7,86 120 103 Nickel flat wound on steel cable core, polished d´ 5,5 8,20 120 104 Nickel flat wound on steel cable core, polished g 5,0 8,42 Violin Strings for all instrument sizes available: 4/4 size = scale 32,5 cm 1/4 size = scale 25,3 cm 3/4 size = scale 30,3 cm 1/8 size = scale 23,1 cm 1/2 size = scale 29,6 cm 1/16 size = scale 20,9 cm -1- 1 CLASSICAL GUITAR STRINGS # 341 200 Classical Guitar Strings. Student line, reliable, moderate price quality. Our best-seller. Medium tension. Silver-plated copper wound on nylon silk core. Item Description Note Inch kg Euro 341 200 Classical Guitar set 5,04 341 201 Clear nylon E .028 6,9 0,60 341 202 Clear nylon B .032 5,2 0,64 341 203 Clear nylon G .040 5,5 0,74 341 204 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk D .030 7,3 0,92 341 205 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk A .036 7,2 1,02 341 206 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk E .046 6,7 1,12 # C341 200 Color Classical Guitar Strings. Affordable and attractive on your instrument. The wires are coated with coloured protective enamel. This gives corrosion resistance to all wound strings. As the layer is wafer-thin to guarantee a brilliant sound, it might wear off under extensive abuse, but this has no negative effect on the sound. Item Description Note Inch Kg Euro C341 200 Classical Guitar COLOR set 6,76 C341 201 Clear nylon, yellow E .028 6,9 0,81 C341 202 Clear nylon, yellow B .032 5,2 0,86 C341 203 Clear nylon, red G .040 5,5 1,02 C341 204 Red coated copper on nylon silk D .030 7,3 1,22 C341 205 Black coated copper on nylon silk A .036 7,2 1,35 C341 206 Black coated copper on nylon silk E .046 6,7 1,50 # C342 200 Black Classical Guitar Strings. Affordable and attractive on your instrument. The wires are coated with black coloured protective enamel. This gives corrosion resistance to all wound strings. As the layer is wafer-thin to guarantee a brilliant sound, it might wear off under extensive abuse, but this has no negative effect on the sound. Item Description Note Inch Kg Euro C342 200 Classical Guitar BLACK set 6,76 C342 201 Clear nylon, black E .028 6,9 0,81 C342 202 Clear nylon, black B .032 5,2 0,86 C342 203 Clear nylon, black G .040 5,5 1,02 C342 204 Black coated copper on nylon silk D .030 7,3 1,22 C342 205 Black coated copper on nylon silk A .036 7,2 1,35 C342 206 Black coated copper on nylon silk E .046 6,7 1,50 # 344 200 Classical Guitar 7-string. Reliable, moderate price quality. Item Description Kg Euro 344 200 Classical Guitar 7-string 6,5 11,96 # 353 200 Classical Guitar Strings with polished trebles & bass strings made of brass on nylon silk core. The strings are great feeling strings and the polishing process reduce the finger noise. Medium tension (We can supply also low, hard & extra hard tension sets). Item Description kg Euro 353 200 Classical Guitar Polished 6,5 23,94 # 360 200 Flamenco Guitar Strings are specially designed for lighter Flamenco Guitars. The treble strings are of high-quality black nylon and the basses are of silver-plated copper wire, wound under constant tension on a high strength nylon silk Item Description kg Euro 360 200 Flamenco Guitar, normal tension 5,6 8,69 # 361 200 Flamenco Guitar Strings Item Description kg Euro 361 200 Flamenco Guitar, hard tension 5,8 8,69 - 10 - CLASSICAL GUITAR STRINGS Classical Strings Excelsior semi-professional. The strings for individualists with greatest demands upon quality. The treble strings are of high-quality nylon rectified with perfect fifths. The bass strings are of silver-plated copper wire, wound under constant tension on a core of high strength nylon silk. Every player can choose among 5 balanced sets of strings for the tension of his preference: Very low, low, medium, hard and extra hard Item Description Note Inch kg Euro 381 200 Classical Guitar Excelsior, very low tension set 11,86 381 201 Nylon rectified E .0256 6,2 1,83 381 202 Nylon rectified B .0335 6,0 1,99 381 203 Nylon rectified G .0394 5,2 2,04 381 204 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk D .0272 5,6 1,88 381 205 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk A .0339 5,8 1,93 381 206 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk E .0425 5,8 2,19 Item Description Note Inch Kg Euro 382 200 Classical Guitar Excelsior, low tension set 11,86 382 201 Nylon rectified E .0266 6,6 1,83 382 202 Nylon rectified B .0344 6,4 1,99 382 203 Nylon rectified G .0404 6,0 2,04 382 204 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk D .0280 6,0 1,88 382 205 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk A .0343 6,4 1,93 382 206 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk E .0437 6,2 2,19 Item Description Note Inch Kg Euro 383 200 Classical Guitar Excelsior, medium tension set 11,86 383 201 Nylon rectified E .0276 7,2 1,83 383 202 Nylon rectified B .0364 7,0 1,99 383 203 Nylon rectified G .0413 5,7 2,04 383 204 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk D .0287 6,4 1,88 383 205 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk A .0362 6,8 1,93 383 206 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk E .0457 6,4 2,19 Item Description Note Inch kg Euro 384 200 Classical Guitar Excelsior, hard tension set 11,86 384 201 Nylon rectified E .0285 7,2 1,83 384 202 Nylon rectified B .0374 7,0 1,99 384 203 Nylon rectified G .0413 5,7 2,04 384 204 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk D .0295 7,0 1,88 384 205 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk A .0374 7,1 1,93 384 206 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk E .0480 6,7 2,19 Item Description Note Inch kg Euro 385 200 Classical Guitar Excelsior, extra hard tension set 11,86 385 201 Nylon rectified E .0295 8,0 1,83 385 202 Nylon rectified B .0384 8,0 1,99 385 203 Nylon rectified G .0413 6,0 2,04 385 204 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk D .0311 7,4 1,88 385 205 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk A .0382 7,6 1,93 385 206 Silver-plated copper on nylon silk E .0480 7,2 2,19 For the Excelsior classical strings you can choose also wound strings for the g-3rd string.
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