Thomastik Versum 4/4 - D Tungsten (42)
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A Modern Choice in the Tradition of Wound Strings
The use of tungsten in the winding has become established over time to achieve a string that is both dense and responsive, capable of delivering power without sacrificing precision. Combined with a carbon steel core, this type of construction aims for stable and consistent performance, appreciated when seeking immediate response and a well "held" sound.
Intended Use and Player Level
This string is aimed at intermediate to advanced cellists who desire precise playing and good projection. It is particularly suitable for contexts where clarity is essential (classical, orchestra, chamber music), while remaining relevant for more forceful playing thanks to its stability and responsiveness.
Sound Characteristics
The tungsten winding promotes a sensation of density and sound concentration, with a quick response and clear articulation. The carbon steel provides precision in attack, good stability, and marked definition, useful for maintaining a clean sound during dynamic passages and changes in bowing.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Spun | Tungsten |
| Category | Cello | Material | carbon steel |
| Draw | 4/4 | Special feature | ball |
| Nbr of strings | 1 | Color | Grey |
| Number of strings | 1 | Winding | Tungsten |
| Size | 4/4 | Feature | Ball-end |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Thomastik Versum Tungsten D string compatible with a 4/4 cello?
This string is designed for a 4/4 size cello and corresponds to the D note. Its ball end allows mounting on a tailpiece intended for this format.
What sound does a tungsten winding add to a cello string?
The tungsten winding promotes a dense and focused sound with a quick response under the bow. The articulation remains clear during bowing changes.
What is the core of this D string made of?
The core is made of carbon steel, a material that brings precision to the attack and good tuning stability.
What playing level is the Versum D 42 suited for?
This model is aimed at intermediate to advanced cellists. Its carbon steel construction and tungsten winding support precise playing with good projection. It is suitable for classical music, orchestra, or chamber music.
Is this reference sold individually?
The reference includes a single string, D note, with a 4/4 gauge.
