Thomastik Infeld Blue Violin G String - 4/4
Single Infeld Blue violin G string with composite core and silver winding
Infeld Blue strings are the perfect compliment to a darker sounding instrument. With their direct and bright sound, they bring your violin to life. Infeld Blues are full sounding with a long lifespan. Mix and match with the Infeld Reds and their identical tension strings to balance out the timbre of your violin.
Single Infeld Blue violin G string with composite core and silver winding
Infeld Blue strings are the perfect compliment to a darker sounding instrument. With their direct and bright sound, they bring your violin to life. Infeld Blues are full sounding with a long lifespan. Mix and match with the Infeld Reds and their identical tension strings to balance out the timbre of your violin.
Single Infeld Blue violin G string with composite core and silver winding
Infeld Blue strings are the perfect compliment to a darker sounding instrument. With their direct and bright sound, they bring your violin to life. Infeld Blues are full sounding with a long lifespan. Mix and match with the Infeld Reds and their identical tension strings to balance out the timbre of your violin.
Description
Single Infeld Blue violin G string with composite core and silver winding
Infeld Blue strings are the perfect compliment to a darker sounding instrument. With their direct and bright sound, they bring your violin to life. Infeld Blues are full sounding with a long lifespan. Mix and match with the Infeld Reds and their identical tension strings to balance out the timbre of your violin.
Materials
Core Materials:
G - Composite Core
Winding Materials:
G - Silver Wound
Available Sizes: 4/4
Shipping & Returns
Most items will ship within 2 - 5 business days. After shipping, most items will arrive in 4 - 7 business days. You’ll receive an email informing you of when your order has shipped.
After strings are put on your instrument, they cannot be returned! For information on returning an order, please review our return policy.
