You will not be disappointed. The tone is so much richer.

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I'm a professional violinist and always looking for affordable strings that are high quality. These absolutely fit the bill. They have a beautiful tone and make my violin sound great. Highly recommend for any violinist looking to up their game!

I always thought that these strings were a gimmick - until I actually bought a set. These strings are hands down the best sounding strings on the market right now.The signature platinum-plated E string is phenomenal. It has the warmth and complexity that you would find with a gold-plated E combined with the volume and piercing carrying power of a steel E with none of the brittleness. It is both warm and incredibly loud. It also feels very smooth - I'm not sure if it is actually a larger gauge but it feels like it may be slightly larger than some E's out there. It doesn't cut into your fingers at all, even in the upper registers. The brilliance that this pulls from the instrument above the octave is unmatched. It really shines in 1st violin or soloist work.The other strings of the set are no slouch, either. They continue the trend of combined richness and brilliance, with very good tone matching between all strings. G is not overly-dark, and A is not nasal or 'twangy'.The price of this set on Amazon is $20-30 less than what you pay in the string shops, and I've been ordering them from here for years now. It's a great set of strings for an unbeatable price. Buy it and you won't look back.

These strings came on my violin when I bought it. When it came time to replace them, I went with another brand-big mistake! I wondered what was wrong with my violin. I ended up removing those strings and buying another set of PI strings. There's the sound I remember! These strings are bold and powerful, with great projection without being excessively bright. Just as important, they tune up easily, settle in fast, and hold their tune like no other set of strings I've used. The only downside here is the price. These are not cheap strings, but I found the price here to be the best I've found. In their favor, they do last a long time, which mitigates the high price a bit.Are you still reading this? Buy these strings.

the strings sound very very beatiful, loved it

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I bought a fine professional violin several months ago that was set up with Thomastik-Infeld Dominants when I picked it up for the first time. It’s lovely, modern violin based on the Guarneri del Gesù pattern, made back in 2014 and comes from the workshop of Ming-Jiang Zhu; it is made up entirely of European tone woods, save for the fittings. I’d really loved the tone and playability of this violin to begin with, and so the Dominants, being a fairly neutral string and being neither too bright, nor too dark, weren’t seemingly trying to “play up” the instrument’s inherent & immense power and depth, so that’s saying something about my violin’s tonal character; therefore, I’m certain I made the right choice with this instrument and it has every quality I’ve ever looked for in a violin in terms of sound quality and responsiveness. I figured I would wear those strings out before long, anyway, with as much as I practice(2-4 hours per day) and would tailor the sound to my own preferences whenever it was time to replace them. Now, I have lots of experience with Dominants and have played them on-and-off and on numerous violins of mine over the years, so I know how fuzzy they can sound as they age. It was time to replace my strings after they began to go false a month prior to the time of this review. I don’t really care for many of the latest synthetic offerings from Pirastro(yes, I’ve tried them all) partly because none of them have seemed to last very long for me and quickly lost their tone/brilliance, and also because of their rigidity under the left hand relative to that of anything I’ve tried before from Thomastik-Infeld. My experience with all of Larsen’s offerings has been very similar, although the Larsens do seem to have a bit more complexity than most other brands. I have always especially liked the flexibility of Dominants in going all the way up the fingerboard without putting the sound into a crunchy choke-hold(I’m looking at you, @Pirastro). I also figured that since other string lines from Thomastik-Infeld would feel similar in sound and playability, I would do some research on the Peter Infeld set- having never tried them before and yet, always wanting to do so- which brings me full-circle to now with these new strings. They arrived rather quickly and I’ve played them nonstop since installing them, so they’re pretty well settled and broken in by now(less than 2 days). In short: WOW. I’ve played for well over 14 years now and have tried literally every popular synthetic string on the market, and so coming from Dominants to Peter Infeld strings was the best decision I’ve made musically for my playing in a very long time. They are so powerful, responsive, clear and yet rich, and all of the strings seem to augment the natural vibrations of one another no matter where I play on the fingerboard of any one of them. The platinum E string actually sounds brilliant and full, and I personally haven’t noticed any whistling when transitioning from the A string. No need to substitute a different E string for this set, as it matches well on my violin. These strings are everything I like about Dominants and so much more! There’s also familiarity about these strings that reminds me of the core sound of the original Dominants, though, if anything, they’re FAR more refined and nuanced than the latter. I can really dig in with the bow and get a nice attack without the sound breaking or crunching. I can’t even tell that they’re higher tension, either; because of this, I am able to play in the highest reaches up the fingerboard on any of the strings, and the G string in particular doesn’t sound choked in the highest positions in any way, whatsoever. It only sounds gutsier. My violin sounds even more vibrant than it did when I fell in love with it, and I think I just found my new favorite strings. I realize that every violin’s string preference is as different as that of its owner’s, but I do hope others will feel the same way about these wonderful strings once they’ve tried them for themselves! I know I don’t regret it.

I bought these strings because the dealer that I was working with, and bought my instrument from, strung my violin with these and said that they were/are the best. I think that they are very good, powerful, and can handle a heavy hand.....but, they are very expensive. I have rotated between the PI strings and Evah Pirazzis and I find that I lean more toward the Pirazzis each time. Don't get me wrong, these are good strings but, I think that if I compare with Pirazzis, they lack depth and flavor....They are just powerful. The good thing, is that they last longer than Pirazzis but, I feel that they lack brilliance and are loud strings trying to be brilliant.....Evahs are brilliant but die easily. Ah well, nothing in life is perfect :) I would give these strings a go and try for yourself!

i am professional violinist , tried different strings like evah pirazzi gold , but must say that this new strings are just outstanding in my opinion . Highly recommend for professional use ,specially for high quality resonating sound which is required on concerts.