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D'ADDARIO Super Sensitive 2105 Red Label Violin String Set - 3/4 Size
This is a set for a 3/4 size violin — not a shortened 4/4 kit but its own article, 2105, with its own length and calculation for the shorter scale of a student instrument. The Red Label range goes back to Super-Sensitive of the 1930s and has belonged to D'Addario since 7 January 2021, when production moved to Farmingdale, New York and the historic article numbers were kept. The build is simple and made for daily student use: a solid steel core, plain unwound steel on the E, and nickel flat winding over steel on the A, D and G, in medium gauge. The ends are removable balls that convert to loops when needed. The voice is steel and direct: a bright top, a clean attack and tuning that survives to the next lesson without drama.
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A 3/4 Scale, Not a Trimmed 4/4
Strings for a 3/4 violin are their own product, not the same set cut down on the instrument. Length, calculation and gauge are matched to the shorter working length of the smaller violin, so the set seats on the tailpiece and pegs without surplus getting in the way and without the shortfall that stops a string winding properly. What you check is the size of the violin itself: a 3/4 set goes on a 3/4 instrument, while the range offers article 2107 for a full-size one.
No Break-In — In Tune at Every Lesson
The solid steel inside barely stretches and barely reacts to humidity or temperature swings. For a pupil that removes the most irritating part of the routine: the violin travels from home to school, sits in a cold corridor, comes out of the case — and is still in tune rather than demanding ten minutes of tuning before every session. The teacher gains too: the lesson starts with music instead of pegs, and the set takes daily practice across a school year in its stride.
Nickel Flat Winding and a Removable Ball
The A, D and G are wound with flat nickel ribbon: the surface is even, so fingers do not catch on the coil during shifts, and the winding stands up well to perspiration, which small hands produce in quantity. The E is plain steel — bright and carrying on the open string. The ball on every string is removable, so if the student 3/4 violin has a tailpiece with loop hooks, the ball simply comes off — no adapters and no matching to the fittings.
Specifications
| Application | Violin string set |
| Series | Super Sensitive Red Label (violin), a D'Addario brand |
| Size | 3/4 (for a violin of 3/4 scale) |
| Gauge | Medium |
| Core | Solid steel core |
| E string | Unwound plain steel |
| A string | Nickel flat wound over solid steel core |
| D string | Nickel flat wound over solid steel core |
| G string | Nickel flat wound over solid steel core |
| End type | Removable ball — comes off to leave a loop end |
| Tension | Medium gauge; no numeric tension is published for the 3/4 size |
| Other sizes in the range | 2107 (4/4), 2104 (1/2), 2102 (1/8) |
| D'Addario Article | 2105 (also written SS2105) |
| Included | 4 strings — E, A, D and G in a Super Sensitive Red Label pack marked with the article number |
| Country of Manufacture | USA, Farmingdale, New York (after D'Addario acquired the range in 2021) |
What's Included
The pack holds four strings — E, A, D and G — in a Super Sensitive Red Label envelope marked with article 2105. It is a complete restring for a 3/4 violin.
Who It's For
A set for the pupil playing a 3/4 violin who needs tuning without daily drama, for parents looking for a dependable, inexpensive kit that lasts a school year, and for teachers and rental stock where 3/4 instruments are restrung in batches and service life matters more than tonal refinement.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does 2105 differ from the 2107 set?
Only in size: 2105 is calculated for a 3/4 violin and 2107 for a full-size 4/4. The construction is identical — solid steel core, plain steel E, nickel flat wound A, D and G, removable ball ends.
How do I know 3/4 is the right size?
The set is chosen by the size of the instrument itself rather than the height or age of the player: a 3/4 violin takes 3/4 strings. The size is usually printed on the label inside the body, or known to the shop or teacher the instrument came from.
What is the tension of this set?
No numeric tension is published for the 3/4 size, neither by the maker nor by dealers — only the gauge, medium, is stated. Figures quoted for the full-size 4/4 set do not carry over: a shorter scale produces different numbers.
Is Red Label made for smaller sizes?
Yes, the range includes 2104 for 1/2 size and 2102 for 1/8; the full-size version is 2107.
Why a steel set for a student rather than synthetic?
Because of how it is used. A steel core needs no break-in, barely reacts to humidity and temperature swings and lasts longer under daily practice — all of which outweighs fine tonal nuance on a student violin. In return the sound is bright and direct, with a clean attack.
Are these genuine D'Addario strings?
Yes. SoundsGood supplies only genuine D'Addario product in official packaging marked with article numbers.
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