Laubach Gold Rosin enhances the response and feedback of the instrument during a virtuoso performance.
• Made from the highest quality natural ingredients
• Made with fine 999° gold powder embedded in the rosin
• It delivers a clear, soft and warm sound
• Increased resonance
• No disruptive background noise
• Immune to temperatures and humidity changes
• An excellent grip between the bow and string
• Produces maximum tone quality
Laubach Gold is a first-class gold rosin for violin and viola, made from a natural resin with fine 999° gold powder. It delivers an excellent grip and a warm, soft, clear sound without disruptive background noises. It brings increased resonance during the playing. It is used economically and is immune to changes in humidity and temperature.
Laubach produces their premium class Gold Rosin by hand in small quantities in their family workshop in Bavaria, Germany. Only the highest quality natural ingredients are used to create these exclusive hand-made rosins.
The gold particles embedded in the rosin provide an excellent grip on the string with low dust producing maximum tone quality. The Laubach Gold Rosin enhances the instrument’s response and feedback during virtuoso performance.
Laubach’s Gold Rosin is optimised for the following synthetic strings: Pirastro Evah Pirazzi, Obligato, Evah Pirazzi Gold, and Thomastik Dominant. Immediately after applying, the rosin gives the bow a pleasant ‘silky smooth’ effect on the strings. It supports the tone quality, the carrying capacity and the excellent response in an ideal way.
For best results, we recommend an economical application.
Professionals and well-known musicians primarily use Laubach’s best Gold Rosin. Gold rosin comes in a golden premium strong cardboard box with a magnetic lid.
D'Addario Natural Rosin offers premium performance at great value.
• Available in two formulas: light (for less grip) and dark (for more grip)
• Student Rosin
• All-natural ingredients
• Easy-grip plastic tray for easy application
• Less Dust, keeping the instrument cleaner
• Suitable for horsehair or synthetic hair bows
• For Violin, Viola, and Cello
• Designed and manufactured in our New York facility
Pirastro offers rosins with different qualities that impact an instrument's bowing technique and sound colour immensely.
• Forest honey colours
• Mellow, rounded sound
• For synthetic strings with low and medium tension
• Extracted from pine trees
• High-quality rosin for perfect bowing
• No scratchy sounds
Evah Pirazzi Gold rosin increases the ease of response in the softer dynamic range and maximises the ability of the instrument to react to bow impulses during fast, virtuosic playing.
• Full sound spectrum
• Powerful projection
• Excellent bow response
• Minor dust formation
• Smooth, supple and satisfying playing experience
Powerful yet sensitive sound for the soloist. It enables maximized projection and extra clear bow articulation.
• Provides maximum projection as well as clear articulation for a violin bow.
• Produces powerful yet sensitive sound for the soloist.
• This rosin is forgiving under high bow pressure on the strings without the sound cracking.
• CECILIA ‘SOLO’ rosin is available for violin, viola, and cello.
Larsen Strings developed an exacting formula for rosins that produce refined and delicate friction, ideally tailored to complement the Larsen string range.
• Larsen Rosin is made in Sweden.
• Excellent grip & connection with the string
• Production of clear & clean articulation
• Very little excess dust
• Ideal for the humid southern US climate
Based upon the core performance requirements found in the 1V and 3V rosins, the 12V Junior has been designed to fit into any violin case, be handled by anyone of any age, and survive any environment too. Just remove the lid, grip the sides gently and apply to the bow.
Paganini™ rosins are imported from Germany and are manufactured using only pine resins blended with the finest materials.
• For violin and viola
• Light rosin
• In a cork case
• Made in Germany
Powdered rosin can be applied to new hair to reduce the time taken to get sufficient rosin onto the hair.
