D'addario J610 Medium Tension 3/4 Prelude Double Bass String

Violin strings can wear out and break over time. Even if the violin string does not break, it may need to be replaced if it is noticeably deformed or if the tone quality and playing quality have deteriorated. This is a situation that will affect you while taking violin lessons and playing the violin.

The violin teacher will recommend you the right brand and model for the violin string.

An important issue that you should pay attention to is that if there is a fix on the tail of the violin, the violin string you will buy should be ball-tipped.

Important Steps to Keep in Mind When Wearing a Violin String

• Change the wires one by one or the bridge may fall over.
• If the fixes are stuck, apply screw paste,
• Attach the violin string with the fix e tip protruding 1 or 2 mm from its back,
• Wind the wire from the narrowest part of the fixe to the thickest part. In this way, the violin string does not get stuck in the fix box.

In fact, there are many more things to consider when wearing violin strings, and you will get used to them as you change strings.

Correctly fitted violin strings will provide you with great convenience while tuning the violin.