Thomastik Peter Infeld for violin (PI100)

Description

Thomastik Peter Infeld PI100 violin strings are above all strings that like to be heard. Not only do they deliver great power, but also a wealth of textures and colors. Finally, they respond very well under finger and bow, for effortless playing.

Features of Thomastik Peter Infeld for violin

Peter Infeld strings are built above all on a special synthetic core on which various precious metals are wound. This PI100 version in fact features a silver-plated D and a platinum-plated E. This particular chanterelle produces a sound of rare texture and durability.

As a result, these strings produce a very rich and colorful sound spectrum. In particular, they develop a subtle blend of power and elegance, while transcribing with ease all the nuances of virtuoso playing. What's more, their remarkable suppleness makes them pleasantly easy to play and highly dexterous.

The advantages of ropes

• Their sound is colorful, rich and powerful.
• Their response is immediate under the bow, not to mention their great playing comfort in the left hand.
• They are easy to use in any climate, as they are completely unaffected by variations in humidity or temperature.
• Like other Thomastik strings, they feature a removable ball E.

Luthier's opinion on Thomastik Peter Infeld for violin

These strings take Thomastik's complex sound development on synthetic filaments a step further. They elegantly dress the timbre with complex harmonics, power and rich nuances.

Finally, they easily compete with other high-end strings thanks to their precise, rich and warm sound. Their color may be just right for your violin and your ears, especially if you're looking to refocus your sound.