Thomastik Infield Vienna IB100 - Keman Teli

Up till now violinists have influenced the sound of individual strings, and of their violin as a whole, by using a mix of strings with different gradations of tension (high, middle, low), or even using strings from different manufacturers. Due to the entirely different characteristics of individual strings, both strategies strongly affected the tonal balance of the instrument, forcing the violinist or the violin maker to optimize the instrument by a laborious process of trial and error. Different strings meant that different times were required to play in the strings, and that their playing life-spans differed. Response characteristics were also uneven. The result was that for the violinist the string set did not behave as balanced whole, each string responding unequally to his or her playing. With Thomastik-Infeld's new concept Infeld Violin, string types can be changed at will, allowing the violinist to affect the overall tonal balance of his or her instrument with ease yet retaining smoothly matched playing characteristics.

Features

• E String: Carbon Steel, tin plated
• A String: Composite Core, Hydronalium wound
• D String: Composite Core, Hydronalium wound
• G String: Composite Core, Silver wound