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Larsen Magnacore Cello C String 4/4 Reviews

5 Rating 2 Reviews
I've tried a few different lower strings for my Cello before eventually settling on the Spirocore G & C strings. The only drawback I've found is they require a softer rosin or more aggressive pressure to produce a consistent tone, being such a large and heavy string it can be a bit slow to catch on the string. That said, the sound produced by these tungsten strings is very impressive, deep and almost brassy with a bold metallic overtone.
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Posted 6 years ago
I had been looking to change the G & C strings on my Ian Clarke cello for a while and Simply for Strings suggested that I try the new Larsen Magnacore. Initially the sound was a bit raw and bold but within a week of very little playing it had settled in to produce a clear, direct sound full of resonance. They took less time to settle in than previous strings and the strings have continued to maintain their quality now for many months of heavy playing and extreme weather conditions. The string feels smooth under the fingers and the quality of the tone is maintained all the way along the string. Its ability to execute a piano/pianissimo clearly and immediately is remarkable. I would definitely recommend them over Spiracore Tungsten and Eva Pirazzi.
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Posted 11 years ago