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🎻 Pirastro Permanent — Stable Professional Strings
String Set Pirastro Permanent Orchestra 3/4 for Double Bass are stable professional strings with clear sound.
🎵 Key Features
| Series: | Permanent |
| Manufacturer: | Pirastro, Німеччина 🇩🇪 |
| Tuning: | Orchestra (E-A-D-G) — orchestra tuning (standard) |
| Size: | 3/4 |
| SKU: | Pirastro-343020 |
🎵 Sound Character
- ✔️ Stable tuning
- ✔️ Clear sound
- ✔️ Professional reliability
📋 Technical Specifications
| String | Materials |
|---|---|
| Струна E: | Steel core, chrome winding |
| Струна A: | Steel core, chrome winding |
| Струна D: | Steel core, chrome winding |
| Струна G: | Steel core, chrome winding |
📊 Complete Double Bass Strings Comparison
| Series | Brand | Core | Sound Character | Playing Style | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spirocore | Thomastik 🇦🇹 | Spiral steel | Bright, long sustain | Jazz, Orchestra | Professional |
| Evah Pirazzi | Pirastro 🇩🇪 | Synthetic | Powerful, projecting | Orchestra, Solo | Professional |
| Passione | Pirastro 🇩🇪 | Gut | Warm, authentic | Classical, Baroque | Professional |
| Flexocor | Pirastro 🇩🇪 | Rope core | Dark, deep | Orchestra | Professional |
| Belcanto | Thomastik 🇦🇹 | Rope core | Operatic, singing | Orchestra | Professional |
| Superflexible | Thomastik 🇦🇹 | Stranded steel | Flexible, universal | Orchestra, Jazz | Professional |
| Helicore | D'Addario 🇺🇸 | Stranded steel | Warm, fast | Orchestra, Hybrid | Professional |
| Prelude | D'Addario 🇺🇸 | Steel | Clear, stable | Learning | Student |
🎵 Orchestra vs Solo Tuning — How to Choose?
| Tuning | Notes | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Orchestra | E₁-A₁-D₂-G₂ | Orchestral playing, jazz, chamber music |
| Solo | F#₁-B₁-E₂-A₂ (one tone higher) | Solo repertoire, concertos |
👤 Who Are They For
- 🎯 Professional bassists
- 🎯 Orchestra players
🏭 About Manufacturer — Pirastro
Pirastro — legendary string manufacturer from Німеччина 🇩🇪, founded in 1798. For over 226 years, the company has been creating premium strings for the world's finest bassists.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions about Permanent
What is the difference between Orchestra and Solo strings?
Orchestra — standard E-A-D-G tuning for orchestra and jazz. Solo — one tone higher (F#-B-E-A) for solo repertoire.
What is the most popular double bass size?
3/4 is the standard size for most musicians. 4/4 is rarely used.
How often should I change strings?
With intensive playing — every 6-12 months. With moderate playing — 1-2 years.
Are Permanent suitable for jazz?
Permanent is designed for classical music. For jazz, we recommend Spirocore.
How long does stabilization take?
Steel strings stabilize in 1-3 days. Synthetic — up to 1-2 weeks.
Can I mix strings from different brands?
Yes, this is common practice among professionals.
What rosin should I use?
We recommend specialized bass rosins: Pirastro Bass Rosin, Kolstein Bass Rosin, Pops' Bass Rosin.
Are these original Pirastro strings?
Yes, SoundsGood sells only 100% original products with official warranty.
🚚 Delivery and Warranty at SoundsGood
- ✅ 100% Original Pirastro Products
- ✅ Official Manufacturer Warranty
- 🚚 Free Delivery in Ukraine from 4000 UAH
- 📦 Same-day Shipping (orders before 3 PM)
- 💳 Installment Payment — Monobank, PrivatBank
🔧 String Installation Recommendations
- ✔️ Loosen old strings before removing to avoid bridge damage
- ✔️ Change strings one at a time — this maintains pressure on the top and bridge
- ✔️ Check bridge grooves — they should be smooth, without sharp edges
- ✔️ Use graphite lubricant in grooves for easy tuning
- ✔️ Wind evenly on the peg, without overlaps
- ✔️ Tune gradually — allow strings time to stretch
🛡️ Double Bass String Care
- 🎻 Wipe strings with a dry soft cloth after each playing session
- 🎻 Wash hands before playing — oils and dirt accelerate winding wear
- 🎻 Avoid sudden changes in temperature and humidity
- 🎻 Store instrument in a case during transport
- 🎻 Regularly check bridge and nut for wear
- 🎻 Replace strings every 6-12 months with regular playing
🎯 How to Choose the Right Double Bass Strings
Selecting the perfect strings for your double bass depends on several key factors. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you make the right choice:
1. Consider Your Playing Style
- Classical/Orchestral: Look for strings with warm, dark tone and good bow response. Flexocor, Belcanto, and Permanent are excellent choices.
- Jazz: Prioritize sustain and pizzicato response. Spirocore is the industry standard, offering bright tone and long sustain.
- Hybrid (Arco + Pizzicato): Choose versatile strings like Evah Pirazzi or Helicore Hybrid that perform well with both techniques.
2. Orchestra vs Solo Tuning
- Orchestra (E-A-D-G): Standard tuning for ensemble playing, jazz, and most situations.
- Solo (F#-B-E-A): One whole step higher, designed for solo repertoire with enhanced projection.
3. String Core Types
- Steel Core: Bright, stable, quick response. Best for: beginners, jazz pizzicato.
- Synthetic Core: Warm, complex, gut-like. Best for: classical, chamber music.
- Gut Core: Authentic, warm, complex overtones. Best for: baroque, traditional sound.
4. Tension Selection
- Light/Soft/Weich: Easier playability, suitable for older instruments or players seeking comfort.
- Medium/Mittel: Universal choice, balanced response and projection.
- Heavy/Stark/Strong: Maximum projection and power, requires more bow pressure.
💬 What Professional Bassists Say
"The right strings can completely transform your instrument's voice. I always recommend experimenting with different brands and tensions to find your perfect match."
"For jazz, nothing beats the sustain and growl of a good set of steel-core strings. They just sing under your fingers."