Violin Strings
Violin Strings: Authorised Reseller for Genuine Brands
Hearing a rich sound from your string instrument is one of the best feelings in the world, and it holds true for all musicians—amateur and professional, young and old. And the right strings significantly affect sound quality and overall performance.
Play the most beautiful melodies on your string violin with high-quality strings from this extensive collection from Simply for Strings.
We feature D'Addario, Thomastik Infeld, Pirastro, Larsen and other finest and most exclusive brands. So, you can wallow in the warm and full sound of your violin every time you pick it up for many months to come, knowing you're getting your money's worth.
String Symphonies: Premium Violin Strings
You might be an experimentalist who likes to try different string bands until you find "the one" which speaks true to your musical style. Or you might be someone who favours tried-and-tested brands that consistently supply outstanding sound quality.
Our premium-quality strings help bring out the best in your violin, letting you fully immerse yourself in your tunes and attain your desired sound regardless of the kind of violinist you are. Get to know our different string options and their distinct qualities:
Violin E Strings
The Violin E strings are the thinnest and highest-pitched among the four strings, producing a brilliant and luminous sound that enhances the expressiveness of your violin's melodic lines.
They are available in various materials, such as platinum-plated, titanium, gold steel, and aluminium. Each material type gives your string a distinct sound quality ideal for different musical genres and settings.
Violin A Strings
These also significantly affect projection and tonal balance production, acting as a bridge between the high-pitched E string and other lower-toned strings.
We offer synthetic and steel core Violin A strings from trusted brands such as D'Addario, Thomastik Infeld, Larsen, and more.
Violin D Strings
The Violin D Strings add depth and complexity to the instrument's overall tonal palette. Our strings are crafted with precision and attention to detail by exclusive brands that use cutting-edge technology to ensure that they'll help you produce a warm, rich, and powerful sound.
Violin G Strings
Last but not least, the Violin's G Strings are the thickest and lowest-pitched among the violin's four strings.
From Pirastro to Warchal Amber, our selection offers a variety of options in different tensions, materials and designs to help you achieve your preferred sound quality.
Violin String Sets
For an all-in-one solution, you can opt for our string sets which include all four strings that provide optimum, balanced sound quality for your instrument.
Find the Right Match at Simply for Strings
Our shared love and passion for music have made us the ultimate destination for amateur and professional musicians since 2005. Buy your strings from our collection today and achieve a refreshed sound for your instrument for your instrument.
Whenever you need assistance during your purchasing journey, trust our devoted team to guide you every step of the way. As musicians, our Simply for Strings team members understand that learning is a constant process in music. So, we are happy to share our musical knowledge and expertise to ignite your inner creativity and bring your tunes to life.
Visit our award-winning Red Hill store, open from 9 AM to 5 PM, Mondays to Saturdays and 10 AM to 2 PM on Sundays, if you want a more personal violin string shopping experience.
How often should I change my violin strings?
We recommend changing your violin strings every 6–9 months, depending on how often you play and the type of strings you use. Professionals may replace them every 3–4 months, while students or hobbyists usually change them every 6–12 months. Steel strings last longest, gut strings shortest, and the E string often needs replacing more frequently.
What are the best violin strings for a warm tone?
We recommend Larsen Tzigane or Pirastro Obligato. If you're looking for a more affordable option, Pirastro Violino is a great choice too!
Should I buy a full set or individual violin strings?
For a consistent, balanced tone, it’s best to replace the full set. If only one string is worn or broken, you can replace just that string. Since the E string wears out more quickly, we recommend picking up an extra E when buying a full set.
What is the difference between synthetic and steel core strings?
Synthetic core strings provide a warm, rich, and expressive tone similar to gut, ideal for intermediate and advanced players. Steel strings are more durable and pitch-stable, producing a bright, clear sound, making them well-suited for beginners or folk-style playing.
How do I stop my violin strings from breaking?
Always tune slowly and steadily at the pegs, taking care not to exceed the correct pitch. Keep strings clean from sweat and rosin buildup to extend their lifespan. When fitting new strings, lightly apply pencil graphite to the bridge and nut grooves for smooth movement, and ensure there are no sharp edges that could damage them.
