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Thomastik

Versum Cello A String

$ 56.65 $ 50.95

Thomastik

Versum Cello A String

$ 56.65 $ 50.95

Multi-alloy wound/steel core; Item:VE41

Versum strings are a new addiition to Thomastik's premium line of cello strings; sweet, colorful focused sound with quick response

Customer Reviews

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Grey c.l.
Versum cello string D

Have tried many D strings on my old cello, and all were different kinds of "dead" sound, especially in the upper registers. Not so with the versum D, which even from the beginning came to life and had a depth and richer sound than any of the other brands tried. I recommend it, for most people.

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Joyce

Beautiful, deep, warm sound with strong projection. It’s like adding ample amount of sunshine to the sound of my instrument. Worth the price tag, highly recommend. Very happy :)

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Jan
Wonderful strings!

This is my third set, now all my cellos wear Versum! They are so smooth and rich on mine, I find that even the edgy 2013 cello is made calmer and richer. Concord has the best prices for strings hands down. The Versums are still expensive, but they last a long time and I think they would enhance ANY cello, and help bring out the best qualities. And they are easy to play on, too.

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Carole O.
Third Set - Great Strings!

I'm on my third set of the Versum strings. They respond easily and produce a clear and focused sound. Sometimes I find the G & C to be a bit metallic sounding, but I believe it is more noticeable when the season changes (I live in a four-season area).
Julie, at Concord, is the best! She's knowledgeable and patient.

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Laura B.
Round and comfy

These strings are a big change, but very good on my cello. The upper register is less edgy, and that has inspired me to feel less shy "up high". Since I've changed my strings, I've received many compliments, performing in churches, and also in very dry acoustics. The D string is more lively than my Larsen was, and the G and C work well, they seem comparable to my previous Spirocore Tungsten mediums. I do feel the need to compensate for a somewhat delayed response of the A, I need to really put a front on each note to get it to sound vibrant immediately, but that seems good, and I think it's the trade off for the warmth and roundness of the A in the upper register, which I'm really loving. Highly recommend!