Passione E Violin String (Ball End)

• finely wound and polished, handmade gut strings
• powerful sound
• very easy response
• significantly increased tuning stability vs. traditional gut core strings

Features 

• The sheep gut core of the Passione strings is manufactured, wound and polished in the traditional way, by hand.
• The core sound is full, round and warm and has a complex overtone spectrum causing brilliance and clarity and a great power of projection.
• Passione strings possess a fascinating diversity of sounds, which allows musicians to alter their tone as desired.
• The sound is big and powerful.
• very easy response on all levels of the dynamic range
• The accuracy of the contact point is easily manageable.
• Significantly reduced playing-in time: Passione strings are immediately playable other than traditional gut strings.
• Altering the gauge by 1/4 PM changes the tension by 3%. 

Set 

• The medium set contains the following strings: E-Silvery Steel 26,
• A-aluminum 13 1/2, D-silver 13 1/2,
• G-silver 16 1/2
• Tailpiece options
• All A-, D- and G-strings come with a ball-end in order to facilitate the installation. 
• The E-strings are available with ball- or loop-end.

Gauge

• Passione A-, D- and G-strings are manufactured in up to five gauges in steps of 1/4 PM.
• The Passione E-string Silvery Steel is available in the following gauges:0.255mm –  0.26mm –  0.267mm.
• Sites
• All Passione strings are available in 4/4.

Special features

• The length of colored silk at the peg end of the Passione G-string is different than the length of the A- and D- strings. This has been done intentionally and is part of the construction of the G-string.   The special length of the G-string’s color winding at the peg end prevents the string from breaking in the peg box.  At the latest after two to three days the stretching process will be finalized.
• As a result the silk winding will no longer reach over the nut.  We have made numerous tests with this special G on various violins all differing in size and the string has always fitted.  On some violins it takes longer, with other violins the string even fits from the beginning.