Last Chance Pirastro Evah Pirazzi Soloist Cello C String Perfect For Gifting [sarWwu0M]

Last Chance Pirastro Evah Pirazzi Soloist Cello C String Perfect For Gifting [sarWwu0M]

The Last Chance Pirastro Evah Pirazzi Soloist Cello C String Perfect For Gifting [sarWwu0M] is a premium addition to any cellist's setup. This string is designed to enhance the performance, offering more power, volume, and a broader harmonic spectrum compared to its predecessors. The Soloist tension strikes a perfect balance between medium and strong, providing versatility and adaptability for various playing styles. Its unique construction features a core made from a single filament of high-tensile steel for the A- and D-strings, wound with chrome steel, and a rope core wound with tungsten for the G- and C-strings. This combination ensures a warm core sound with exceptional brilliance, making it an ideal choice for both classical and contemporary music.

Key Features and Benefits

Enhanced Performance

• Increased power and volume for a richer sound
• Expanded harmonic spectrum for a more dynamic performance

Optimized Construction

• A- and D-strings with high-tensile steel core and chrome steel winding
• G- and C-strings with rope core wound with tungsten for a powerful open sound

Superior Playability

• Excellent responsiveness and control across the dynamic range
• Exceptional tuning stability and immediate playability

Practical Uses and Recommendations

The Evah Pirazzi Soloist Cello C String is suitable for both acoustic and electric cellos, offering versatility for various musical settings. Its distinctive sound differences based on the three gauges provide a unique tonal experience. For those seeking a round and powerful sound, a combination of Passione A medium, Passione D strong, Evah Pirazzi G strong, and Evah Pirazzi Soloist C strings is recommended. Alternatively, for a bright and powerful sound, opt for Passione A medium, Evah Pirazzi Soloist D, Evah Pirazzi G strong, and Evah Pirazzi Soloist C strings. It is important to note that changing the gauge of one string in a set can affect the sound of the remaining strings, so it's best to experiment with different combinations to find the perfect match for your playing style.