Jargar String D Cello D Heavy « Classic »
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Round wound steel core with fine filaments of pure metal or alloys for a quick and stable response.
- Warm and bright timbre, ideal for gaining projection without hardening the sound.
- Long lifespan : reliable tuning stability and consistent feel under the bow.
- Three tensions available (dolce, medium, forte) to adjust playing comfort and power.
Manufacturer Information
Jargar
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A Historic Series at the Heart of the Range Since 1956
Since 1956, these strings have been recognized as a "first-class" reference for the cello. The "Classic" series corresponds to the standard of the range, designed for versatile balance. For musicians seeking more substance and resistance, the range also includes "Special" (+ 0.01 mm on the A and D strings) and then "Superior" (+ 0.02 mm compared to "Special"). Finally, the "Silver Sound" variant offers a more specific approach on G and C strings, with an ultra-flexible steel core and pure silver winding.
Intended Use and Cello Player Profile
This D string "Classic" is aimed at beginner to advanced cellists who want a responsive string, easy to install, and suitable for a wide repertoire. Its warm/bright balance suits both classical (orchestra, chamber music, solo) and contexts where attack precision and good presence in the acoustic mix are sought.
Sound Characteristics
Thanks to its steel core and fine winding, the string offers a clear attack, good intonation stability, and projection that helps the D string remain audible in forte dynamics. The chromed steel winding contributes to a bright but controlled sound, while maintaining a warm foundation, appreciated for singing passages and position shifts.
Technical specifications
| Format | 4/4 | Category | Cello |
| Tension | Hard | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | ||
| Instrument | cello | Dolce | 0.97 mm / 13.6 kp / 29.9 lbs |
| String | D | Medium | 0.98 mm / 14.0 kp / 30.8 lbs |
| Series | "Classic" (standard strings) | Forte | 0.99 mm / 14.1 kp / 31.0 lbs |
| Core | round wound steel | "Special" | + 0.01 mm additional thickness on A and D strings |
| Filaments | pure metal or alloys (fine filaments) | "Superior" | + 0.02 mm additional thickness compared to "Special" |
| Winding | chromed steel (D string "Classic") | "Silver Sound" | G and C strings with ultra-flexible steel core and pure silver winding |
Questions frequently asked
What is the tension of the Jargar Classic Forte D string?
The Forte version has a diameter of 0.99 mm and a tension of 14.1 kp, which is 31.0 lbs.
Is this D string compatible with a 4/4 cello?
This model is designed for 4/4 size cellos. The ball-end allows it to be fitted on a tailpiece compatible with this type of end.
What sound does a Jargar Classic Forte D string produce?
The round steel core combined with the chrome steel winding produces a clear attack and defined projection. The sound maintains a warm base with controlled brightness.
For which levels and repertoires is this D string suitable?
The Classic series is intended for cellists from beginner to advanced levels. Its responsive playability suits classical music, especially in orchestra, chamber music, and solo. The precision of attack also enhances clarity in sustained passages.
What is the difference between Jargar Classic, Special, and Superior for the D string?
Within the Jargar range, the Special version adds 0.01 mm thickness on the A and D strings. The Superior version adds 0.02 mm compared to the Special.



