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Save big on combining string sets: Combined Viola Strings
Pirastro Viola Strings: Evah Pirazzi, Obligato, Passione, Olive, Flexocor, Permanent, Eudoxa, Gold Label Wondertone, Tonica,
Chorda, Chromcor
Thomastik-Infeld Viola Strings: Dominant,
Spirocore, Vision, Vision Solo, Superflexible,
Precision
Jargar Viola Strings
D'Addario Viola Strings: Helicore, Zyex, Kaplan,
Pro Arte
Larsen
Prim Viola Strings
Warchal: Brilliant Vintage, Karneol
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Warchal Viola Strings


Warchal makes a synthetic composite core type of string that tend to require less tension to achieve concert pitch. If you have a viola that at times tends to feel 'tight' or hard to respond, the Brilliant or Karneol strings will lean more towards that way. Because of their composition and material used, Warchal warns players that it can take 2-3 days until the strings are fully stretched and playing their optimum.

Warchal Brilliant

The new Brilliant Viola Strings are with a special alloy of aluminum and in the same neighborhood as the Evah Pirazzi type string. Very responsive strings.

Karneol

Karneol viola strings require less tension with similar composite core technology. Less tension often allows for more responsiveness in the viola.



Manufacturer: Brands:
Combined Custom Sets for Viola You name it...we combine it!
Pirastro Viola Strings Evah Pirazzi, Passione, Obligato, Gold Label, Olive, Chorda, Eudoxa and Paranito and Tonica
Thomastik-Infeld Viola Strings Spirocore, (most popular are the C and G's!) Dominants,  Vision
Larsen Viola Strings Offered in light, medium, heavy gauge.
D'Addario Viola Strings Helicore, Kaplan and Prelude cello strings
Jargar Viola Strings Jargar Supremes, come in light, medium and heavy gauges.
Prim Offered in light, medium and orchestra heavy gauge.
Warchal Brilliant and Karneol  (These are new and getting popular.)

We also have some helpful and interesting links about individual string brands, comparisons and some practical related viola information to read: