Eudoxa Violin A String, Gut

I think this is an excellent wound gut A-string. During the Fall, Winter, and Spring, I use a plain gut A-string on my Guadagnini and Vuillaume, but in very humid climates during the Summer months I use the Pirastro Eudoxa A-string, which is the best out of the Eudoxa strings in my opinion. The Eudoxa G and D are inferior however to the Pirastro Oliv (wound gut) strings which are far better. But the Eudoxa A, is a much more stable string than the Oliv A!

I've been using Eudoxa gut strings for over 25 years now. I switched from Pirastro Gold on the suggestion of my luthier after he had done extensive repairs on my violin. They provide a beautiful warm tone that can both sing and soar (not only on my "good" instrument, but also on lesser ones). I've tried other strings (both gut and synthetic), but nothing beats Eudoxa for me. I've been ordering from Concord Music for about twenty years now, not only for their always fresh stock of Eudoxas strings (and anything else you might need), but also for the quick delivery and great friendly service. Thanks.

I've tried many synthetic strings, and always come back to Eudoxa for the sound quality. I enjoy the sound under my ear; synthetics have a harsher quality, and lack the roundness and depth I'm looking for.