Can I use a violin G string for D?
I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
4516
1
The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
add a comment |
It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
4516
It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
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