What Violin Strings are best?

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[@Amy-tc4px]

I’ve only tried 3 kinds so far. 1. The ones that came with my cheap violin from Amazon - not the best strings but they “get the job done” 2. Pirastro Tonica - these so far are my favorite. They have a little bit more of a warmer sound. 3. Thomastik Infeld Alphayue - I wanted to explore different strings so I tried these and they are a little bit brighter than the Tonica strings, and I don’t know if it’s because I’m still a beginner or if it’s the strings but they squeak more than the Tonicas. I have a set of D’Addario Prelude that I will be trying next once my current ones need to be replaced.

[@DivaDeb1234]

I'm fine with Westminster E. Vision solo G &D . But I need a better A. I hate the dull sound in 3rd position . It always bugs me

[@notionsofdragonsfire]

I don’t remember which strings are on my student violin. My Stainer copy came with Thomastik Vision strings. I like the darker sound so I’ll probably try those Pirazzi or the Warchal. String talk always make me wanna go wear out my strings so I can change them

[@kevinbrianjohnsonmusic]

I'm a beginner. I went with Dominants. Maybe one day I'll be good enough for Peter Infields...lol