Argentine MID 1ST BALL

An Argentine Craftsmanship Born in 1935

The Argentine signature is part of an iconic history: originally developed in 1935 for Django REINHARDT, Argentine strings have established themselves as a reference for the "gypsy jazz" sound and a manufacturing process focused on consistency and longevity. This violin string carries the same spirit of clarity, projection, and reliability.

For Which Violinist and Styles?

This "E" string is aimed at violinists seeking a direct response, a precise high register, and a clear attack. It is particularly suitable for playing styles requiring projection (swing, traditional music, stage), while remaining relevant for daily practice when a bright and well-defined high pitch is desired.

Sound Characteristics

Thanks to its steel core and manufacturing techniques aimed at a homogeneous bond with the silver-plated metal, this string delivers a clear and bright sound, with a feeling of stability and good power reserve. The result: a high pitch that carries, rich in harmonics, suitable for fast phrasing as well as dynamics.

Technical specifications

Type of cord attachment	Ball end	Spun	None
Category	Acoustic single string	Material	steel
Draw	10	Special feature	ball
Nbr of strings	1

Reference	Argentine 1280	Core	steel
String	E-1	Metal	silver-plated
Attachment	ball end