How much does a set of violin strings cost?

Student steel — 600–1,600 ₴ (Pirastro Piranito, Chromcor, D'Addario Prelude, Thomastik Spirit/Alphayue). Standard synthetic — 1,800–2,800 ₴ (Thomastik Dominant, Pirastro Tonica/Violino, D'Addario Pro-Arté/Zyex). Semi-pro — 2,600–3,800 ₴ (Thomastik Vision/Infeld, Pirastro Obligato, Warchal). Pro solo — 3,200–5,500 ₴ (Pirastro Evah Pirazzi/Gold/Perpetual, Thomastik Peter Infeld/Rondo, Larsen). Gut — 2,500–9,000 ₴ (Gold Label, Eudoxa, Passione, Oliv).

How do I match string size to my violin?

String size matches violin size: 4/4 (full/adult, from about 11–12 years), 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 (fractional). Most series (Dominant, Tonica, Helicore, Prelude) come in all fractional sizes. Premium solo lines (Evah Pirazzi Gold, Peter Infeld) are mostly 4/4. For a child, buy strings strictly matching the body size of the violin.

Thomastik Dominant or Pirastro Evah Pirazzi — which is better?

Dominant (~2,400 ₴) is the neutral world standard: warm, soft, universal, for study and orchestra, and forgiving of the instrument. Evah Pirazzi (~3,500 ₴) gives a powerful solo sound, intense projection and bright dynamics for soloists and concerts, but settles faster (shorter life). Dominant is the reliable workhorse; Evah Pirazzi is for maximum sound on stage.

How long do violin strings last?

It depends on how much you play. Synthetic (Dominant, Tonica) — 3–6 months of active playing. Solo strings (Evah Pirazzi, Peter Infeld) — 1.5–3 months for a pro (they lose freshness faster). Steel (Prelude, Chromcor) — the most durable, up to 8–12 months. Gut — 1–3 months and very sensitive. Replace when the tone goes dull, intonation drifts in upper positions, or the winding visibly wears.

Which strings for jazz, folk and country fiddle?

For fiddle, country, bluegrass and Irish music — steel strings with a bright direct sound and fast response: D'Addario Helicore (~2,200 ₴), Thomastik Spirocore S15, Pirastro Chromcor. For jazz — Helicore or Evah Pirazzi. Steel gives volume, tuning stability on the road, and works well with a pickup on an electric violin.

Which strings for a baroque violin and early music?

For period playing on gut — Pirastro Chorda (pure historical gut), Pirastro Eudoxa, Passione, Gold Label, Oliv. They deliver an authentic warm tone without metallic shine, need more frequent tuning and react to humidity. For a semi-authentic approach, use synthetics with a gut-like character: Pirastro Obligato, Passione Solo.

Which strings are quietest for home practice?

Volume is controlled more by a mute than by the strings. For quiet practice get a heavy rubber/metal practice mute (Ultra Practice Mute, Artino) — it dampens any strings. Among strings themselves, light tension and warm synthetics (Pirastro Obligato, Violino) sound softer and quieter than bright steel sets.

Can I use a steel E string on a child's violin?

Yes — on fractional violins (1/16–3/4) the E is almost always steel, which is normal. Just use strings of exactly the right size and do not over-tighten. For children, Thomastik Alphayue, Dominant and D'Addario Prelude sets in the correct size are ideal: affordable, stable and with the right tension for a small body.

Do you supply strings for music schools, orchestras and tenders (Prozorro)?

Yes. SoundsGood supplies Thomastik, Pirastro, D'Addario and Larsen strings to children's music schools, conservatories, philharmonics and symphony/chamber orchestras via Prozorro. We have experience with bulk supply (sets for a whole violin section, with rosin and accessories), full documentation and certificates of authenticity.

How can I tell genuine strings from a fake?

Genuine Thomastik, Pirastro and D'Addario strings have branded packaging with an article number, colour-coded silk windings at the ends (unique to each series) and holograms/QR codes on newer batches. SoundsGood works with official distributors, so all strings are genuine and warranted. Fakes are more common on marketplaces at suspiciously low prices.

Violin Strings — buy a set of violin strings in Kyiv

Q: What types of violin strings are there by core material?

Three types. Steel core — bright, loud, direct sound, inexpensive, very stable tuning, for beginners and country/folk (D'Addario Prelude, Pirastro Chromcor, Thomastik Spirit). Synthetic (nylon, perlon, composite) — warm complex sound close to gut, the most popular choice (Thomastik Dominant, Pirastro Tonica/Evah Pirazzi, D'Addario Pro-Arté). Gut core (sheep gut) — the warmest, most authentic baroque tone, sensitive to humidity, for early music (Pirastro Gold Label, Eudoxa, Passione, Oliv).

Q: Which strings should a beginner choose?

For a music-school student or beginner — stable, affordable sets: Thomastik Dominant 135B (~2,400 ₴, the world synthetic standard), D'Addario Prelude (~900 ₴, steel), Pirastro Tonica (~2,000 ₴, soft synthetic), Thomastik Alphayue (~1,200 ₴, budget synthetic made for students). Dominant is the safest pick: it fits almost any violin and forgives technique flaws.

Q: What do light, medium and strong tension mean?

Tension is the pulling force of the string. Medium (mittel) is universal, suiting 90% of violinists. Strong/heavy (stark) is louder with more projection, but a stiffer response and more load on the instrument. Light/weak (weich/dolce) is softer, warm, with an easy response, for chamber playing or weaker hands. If unsure, choose medium.

Q: Why is the E string different and often bought separately?

The E is the highest string, almost always steel, wears out fastest, and is the one that tends to whistle. So it is bought separately: Pirastro Gold Label E, Wondertone Gold, Westminster, Goldbrokat, Hill E, Jargar Forte E. Many pros combine a set (Dominant/Evah) with a separate E (Gold Label or Hill) for a better top end. A single E costs ~150–500 ₴.

Violin strings are the main consumable that accounts for roughly 50% of an instrument's sound. They differ by core material (steel / synthetic / gut), tension (light, medium, strong), winding (aluminium, silver, chrome, gold) and size (1/16–4/4). SoundsGood carries the full range of world brands: Thomastik-Infeld (Dominant, Vision, Peter Infeld, Spirocore, Rondo), Pirastro (Evah Pirazzi, Evah Pirazzi Gold, Tonica, Obligato, Violino, Gold Label, Eudoxa, Passione, Oliv), D'Addario (Helicore, Pro-Arté, Prelude, Zyex, Kaplan), Larsen (Tzigane, Virtuoso, Il Cannone), Warchal (Brilliant, Amber, Timbre), Corelli, Jargar. Prices range from ~600 ₴ (student steel) to ~9,000 ₴ (premium Oliv gut) per set; a single E string starts at ~150 ₴.

🎻Steel / synthetic / gut
All core types

📏Sizes 1/16–4/4
Child and adult

📦Free delivery
From 4,000 ₴ across Ukraine

🏛️Prozorro tenders
Schools, orchestras, philharmonics

🎵 String types by core material

⚙️ Steel core

Bright, loud, direct sound with a fast response. Cheapest, most stable tuning, most durable. Barely affected by humidity. Ideal for beginners, music schools, folk, country (fiddle), electric violin and touring. Examples: D'Addario Prelude, Pirastro Chromcor/Piranito, Thomastik Spirit, Spirocore (concert steel). Downside — a less "three-dimensional", simpler timbre.

🧵 Synthetic (perlon / composite)

Warm, complex sound rich in overtones, close to gut — but stable. The most popular choice for 90% of violinists. Settle in quickly. Examples: Thomastik Dominant (world standard), Pirastro Tonica/Evah Pirazzi/Obligato, D'Addario Pro-Arté/Zyex, Thomastik Vision. From study to the concert stage.

🐑 Gut core

The warmest, richest, most authentic tone. The classic sound of baroque and romantic music. Sensitive to temperature and humidity, need more tuning, and cost more. Examples: Pirastro Gold Label, Eudoxa, Passione, Oliv, Chorda (pure historical gut). For period performance, chamber music and lovers of authenticity.

🎼 String ranges by level and sound

🎻 Student steel ⭐

~600–1,600 ₴. Stable, affordable, for music schools and beginners. D'Addario Prelude (~900 ₴), Pirastro Chromcor/Piranito (~700–1,100 ₴), Thomastik Spirit SP100 (~1,560 ₴), Thomastik Alphayue (~1,200 ₴) — synthetic made for students. Hold tuning, forgive technique, available in all fractional sizes.

🎻 Standard synthetic ⭐⭐⭐

~1,800–2,800 ₴. The universal workhorse synthetic. Thomastik Dominant 135/135B (~2,400 ₴) — the world benchmark, Pirastro Tonica (~2,000 ₴) soft, Pirastro Violino (~2,400 ₴) warm, D'Addario Pro-Arté/Zyex (~1,800–2,400 ₴). For study, orchestra, amateurs and early-stage pros.

🎻 Semi-professional ⭐⭐

~2,600–3,800 ₴. Richer timbre and projection. Thomastik Vision VI100 (~2,600 ₴), Thomastik Infeld Red/Blue (~2,640 ₴), Pirastro Obligato (~3,200 ₴) with a warm gut-like character, Warchal Brilliant/Karneol (~2,400–3,000 ₴). For conservatories, concertmasters and serious amateurs.

🎻 Professional solo ⭐⭐⭐

~3,200–5,500 ₴. Maximum projection and dynamics for the stage. Pirastro Evah Pirazzi (~3,500 ₴), Evah Pirazzi Gold (~4,400 ₴), Pirastro Perpetual (~4,400 ₴), Thomastik Peter Infeld PI (~4,200 ₴), Thomastik Rondo (~4,000 ₴), Larsen Tzigane/Virtuoso (~3,500 ₴). For soloists, concerts and recording.

🎻 Gut ⭐⭐

~2,500–9,000 ₴. Authentic baroque tone. Pirastro Gold Label (~3,000 ₴), Eudoxa (~4,000 ₴), Passione (~5,500 ₴), Oliv (~8,000 ₴), Chorda (pure gut). For early music, the baroque bow and historically-informed performance.

🎻 Separate E strings

~150–500 ₴. Wears out fastest, often bought on its own. Pirastro Gold Label E, Wondertone Gold, Westminster, Goldbrokat, Hill E, Jargar Forte E. Pros combine a set with a separate E for a better, non-whistling top.

🎯 How to choose violin strings

📐 1. Your level

Beginner / music school → Dominant 135B, D'Addario Prelude, Alphayue. Conservatory / amateur → Vision, Tonica, Obligato, Warchal. Pro / soloist → Evah Pirazzi (Gold), Peter Infeld, Perpetual, Larsen. Baroque player → Eudoxa, Passione, Gold Label, Chorda.

📐 2. Your violin's character

Bright/harsh violin → warm strings: Obligato, Violino, Dominant (they soften it). Dull/quiet violin → bright, projecting strings: Evah Pirazzi, Vision Solo, Perpetual (they open it up). Dominant is the safe neutral for any instrument — a good place to start.

📐 3. Tension

Medium — universal, for 90% of players. Strong/heavy — louder, more projection, but stiffer and harder on the top plate. Light/weak — softer, warmer, easier response, for chamber playing. If unsure, choose medium.

📐 4. Style of music

Classical/orchestra → Dominant, Vision, Evah Pirazzi. Solo/concert → Evah Pirazzi Gold, Peter Infeld, Perpetual. Folk/country (fiddle), jazz → steel Helicore, Spirocore, Chromcor. Baroque → gut Eudoxa/Passione/Gold Label.

📐 5. Violin size

4/4 (adult), 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 (fractional). Strings must match the body size. Dominant, Tonica, Helicore and Prelude come in all fractional sizes. Premium solo lines (Evah Pirazzi Gold, Peter Infeld) are mostly 4/4.

📐 6. Budget

Up to 1,600 ₴ — Prelude, Chromcor, Spirit, Alphayue (schools). 1,800–2,800 ₴ — Dominant, Tonica, Pro-Arté, Vision. 3,200–5,500 ₴ — Evah Pirazzi, Peter Infeld, Perpetual, Larsen. 5,500+ ₴ — gut Passione, Oliv.

🏭 Violin string brands

🌟 Thomastik-Infeld (Austria) ⭐⭐⭐

The world standard from Vienna, ~100 years. Dominant 135B — the planet's most popular synthetic strings (~2,400 ₴). Vision, Vision Solo/Titanium — modern synthetic. Peter Infeld (PI) — top solo (~4,200 ₴). Spirocore — concert steel. Rondo, Dynamo, Alphayue, Infeld Red/Blue. A choice for every level.

🌟 Pirastro (Germany) ⭐⭐⭐

The widest range, since 1798. Evah Pirazzi / Evah Pirazzi Gold — top solo (~3,500–4,400 ₴). Tonica, Violino — standard. Obligato — warm, gut-like character. Perpetual — powerful modern. The only maker of quality gut: Gold Label, Eudoxa, Passione, Oliv, Chorda. Made in Germany.

🌟 D'Addario (USA) ⭐⭐

Best value for money. Prelude — student steel (~900 ₴). Pro-Arté, Zyex — standard synthetic. Helicore — versatile steel for folk/jazz (~2,200 ₴). Kaplan Amo/Vivo, Ascenté. Stable, affordable, for schools and pros alike.

🌟 Larsen (Denmark) ⭐⭐

Premium solo, hand-finished quality. Larsen Tzigane, Virtuoso, Il Cannone (~3,500–4,500 ₴) — powerful, focused solo strings. Larsen Aurora — for students. Favoured by soloists for timbre and projection.

🌟 Warchal (Slovakia) ⭐⭐

An innovative maker. Warchal Brilliant, Karneol, Amber (~2,400–3,200 ₴) — synthetic with a warm character. Timbre, Avantgarde — premium. A patented non-whistling E. Excellent value for semi-pros.

🌟 Corelli / Jargar (France / Denmark)

Corelli Crystal, Alliance Vivace — synthetic with a clear sound. Jargar — Danish steel, famous for its separate E string (Jargar Forte E). Niche, but valued by orchestral players and for the standalone E.

🎻 Strings for your profile

🎻 Music-school student (fractional violin)

Thomastik Alphayue (~1,200 ₴) or D'Addario Prelude (~900 ₴) in the right size (1/4, 1/2, 3/4). Affordable, stable, correct tension for a small body. For an older student — Dominant 135B.

🎻 Conservatory student

Thomastik Dominant 135B (~2,400 ₴) ⭐⭐⭐ — the world study standard. Or Pirastro Tonica, Thomastik Vision. Universal, hold tuning through exams and concerts.

🎻 Soloist / concert player

Pirastro Evah Pirazzi Gold (~4,400 ₴) or Thomastik Peter Infeld (~4,200 ₴) ⭐⭐⭐. Maximum projection into the hall, rich dynamics. Alternatives — Pirastro Perpetual, Larsen Tzigane.

🎻 Orchestral player

Thomastik Dominant or Pirastro Evah Pirazzi. A balanced tone that blends in the section, stable tuning over long rehearsals. A separate Gold Label/Hill E for an even top.

🎻 Folk / country (fiddle), jazz

D'Addario Helicore (~2,200 ₴) or Thomastik Spirocore S15. Steel — bright direct sound, volume, road-proof stability, friendly with a pickup on an electric violin.

🎻 Baroque / early music

Pirastro Eudoxa, Passione, Gold Label or Chorda (pure gut). An authentic warm tone for the baroque bow and historically-informed performance. Semi-authentic — synthetic Obligato.

🎻 A "bright/harsh" violin

Pirastro Obligato (~3,200 ₴) or Violino, Dominant. Warm synthetic strings soften the metallic shine and tame harsh highs. Light tension smooths the sound further.

🎻 A "dull/quiet" violin

Pirastro Evah Pirazzi, Thomastik Vision Solo or Perpetual. Bright, strongly projecting strings open the instrument up and add volume and shine. Medium/strong tension enhances the effect.

📊 Top 4/4 violin string sets — comparison

Set	Brand	Core	Sound character	Level	Price
Prelude	D'Addario	Steel	Bright, simple	Beginner, school	~900 ₴
Chromcor	Pirastro	Steel	Bright, loud	Student, folk	~1,100 ₴
Alphayue	Thomastik	Synthetic	Warm, student	School ⭐	~1,200 ₴
Spirit SP100	Thomastik	Steel/synth.	Clear, focused	Student+	~1,560 ₴
Tonica	Pirastro	Synthetic	Soft, round	Standard	~2,000 ₴
Helicore	D'Addario	Steel	Direct, fiddle	Folk, jazz	~2,200 ₴
Dominant 135B ⭐⭐⭐	Thomastik	Synthetic	Warm, universal	World standard	~2,400 ₴
Violino	Pirastro	Synthetic	Warm, soft	Standard	~2,400 ₴
Vision VI100	Thomastik	Synthetic	Clear, focused	Semi-pro	~2,600 ₴
Infeld Red/Blue	Thomastik	Synthetic	Warm / bright	Semi-pro	~2,640 ₴
Gold Label (gut)	Pirastro	Gut	Warm, authentic	Baroque	~3,000 ₴
Obligato	Pirastro	Synthetic	Gut-like, warm	Semi-pro ⭐	~3,200 ₴
Evah Pirazzi ⭐⭐⭐	Pirastro	Synthetic	Powerful solo	Pro, solo	~3,500 ₴
Tzigane / Virtuoso	Larsen	Synthetic	Focused solo	Pro, solo	~3,500 ₴
Rondo	Thomastik	Synthetic	Rich, warm	Pro	~4,000 ₴
Peter Infeld (PI) ⭐⭐⭐	Thomastik	Synthetic	Top solo, projection	Pro, solo	~4,200 ₴
Evah Pirazzi Gold ⭐⭐⭐	Pirastro	Synthetic	Warm powerful solo	Pro, solo	~4,400 ₴
Perpetual	Pirastro	Synth./steel	Modern, powerful	Pro	~4,400 ₴
Passione (gut)	Pirastro	Gut	Authentic top	Baroque premium	~5,500 ₴
Oliv (gut) ⭐⭐⭐	Pirastro	Gut	Lush, warm	Premium baroque	~8,000 ₴

💡 Separate E string and accessories

🎵 Separate E strings

Pirastro Gold Label E, Wondertone Gold, Westminster, Goldbrokat, Hill E, Jargar Forte E. The highest string wears out first and tends to whistle — so it is bought separately. "Set + a better E" is a standard pro trick. ~150–500 ₴.

🎵 Bow rosin

Pirastro (Gold, Oliv, Evah Pirazzi), Thomastik 202, Larsen, D'Addario Kaplan, Laubach Gold. Matched to string type and season (summer/winter). Dark — softer grip, light — more defined. ~250–1,200 ₴.

🎵 Fine tuners

Wittner, Hill, Götz — fine-tuning adjusters on the tailpiece. Almost essential for a steel E. A tailpiece with four built-in micro-tuners — Wittner Ultra — suits students. ~80–900 ₴.

🎵 Mutes

Tourte (round rubber), Ultra Practice Mute, Artino heavy practice mute, Wolf, metal Heifetz. A practice mute quietens the violin for home work; the orchestral Tourte is for con sordino. ~80–600 ₴.

🎵 Care products

String-cleaning cloths, fingerboard cleaners, Pirastro/Laubach polish. Wiping the strings after playing extends their life (sweat and rosin "kill" the winding). ~150–700 ₴.

🎵 Dampers and wolf eliminators

Wolf eliminator, New Harmony. Remove the "wolf" tone on certain notes (often on the G/D string). Fitted on the string between bridge and tailpiece. ~200–800 ₴.

🎯 Buying tips

🎵 Beginner / music school ⭐

Thomastik Dominant 135B (~2,400 ₴) or D'Addario Prelude (~900 ₴). Dominant is a universal fit; Prelude is the most affordable steel. In the correct fractional size.

🎵 Conservatory student

Dominant 135B or Pirastro Tonica (~2,000 ₴). Proven working sound, stable tuning, reasonable cost for regular replacement during study.

🎵 Soloist ⭐

Pirastro Evah Pirazzi Gold (~4,400 ₴) ⭐⭐⭐ or Thomastik Peter Infeld (~4,200 ₴). Maximum projection into the hall, rich dynamics for concert and recording.

🎵 Orchestra

Thomastik Dominant or Pirastro Evah Pirazzi. A balanced tone that blends in the section, stable over long rehearsals. A separate Gold Label/Hill E.

🎵 Folk / fiddle / jazz

D'Addario Helicore (~2,200 ₴) or Thomastik Spirocore. Steel — brightness, volume, road stability, great with a pickup.

🎵 Baroque music

Pirastro Eudoxa, Passione, Gold Label or Chorda. Gut — an authentic warm tone. Expect more frequent tuning and sensitivity to humidity.

🎵 Tame a harsh violin

Pirastro Obligato (~3,200 ₴) or Violino + light tension. Warm synthetic strings remove metallic shine and smooth the highs.

🎵 Open up a quiet violin

Pirastro Evah Pirazzi or Perpetual + medium/strong. Bright, strongly projecting strings add volume and shine to a dull instrument.

💰 By budget

Up to 1,600 ₴: Prelude, Chromcor, Alphayue. 1,800–2,800 ₴: Dominant, Tonica, Vision. 3,200+ ₴: Evah Pirazzi, Peter Infeld, Larsen, gut.

❓ Frequently asked questions

What types of strings are there by core material?

Three types. Steel — bright, loud, direct, cheap, stable tuning (Prelude, Chromcor, Spirit). Synthetic — warm complex sound close to gut, the most popular choice (Dominant, Tonica, Evah Pirazzi, Pro-Arté). Gut — the warmest, most authentic tone, sensitive to humidity (Gold Label, Eudoxa, Passione, Oliv).

Which strings should a beginner choose?

Thomastik Dominant 135B (~2,400 ₴) — the safest pick (fits almost any violin, forgives technique). Cheaper — D'Addario Prelude (~900 ₴), Pirastro Tonica (~2,000 ₴), Thomastik Alphayue (~1,200 ₴) in the right fractional size.

How much does a set cost?

Student steel — 600–1,600 ₴ (Prelude, Chromcor, Spirit, Alphayue). Standard synthetic — 1,800–2,800 ₴ (Dominant, Tonica, Pro-Arté, Vision). Semi-pro — 2,600–3,800 ₴ (Vision, Obligato, Warchal). Solo — 3,200–5,500 ₴ (Evah Pirazzi/Gold, Peter Infeld, Perpetual, Larsen). Gut — 2,500–9,000 ₴.

What do light, medium and strong tension mean?

Medium — universal, for 90% of players. Strong/heavy — louder, more projection, but stiffer and harder on the plate. Light/weak — softer, warmer, easier response, for chamber playing. If unsure, choose medium.

How do I match string size?

String size = violin size: 4/4 (adult), 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16. Dominant, Tonica, Helicore and Prelude come in all fractional sizes. Premium solo (Evah Pirazzi Gold, Peter Infeld) is mostly 4/4. Match the body exactly.

Why is the E string bought separately?

The E is the highest, almost always steel, wears out fastest and often whistles. So it is bought on its own: Gold Label E, Wondertone Gold, Westminster, Goldbrokat, Hill E, Jargar Forte E. "Set + a better E" is a pro standard. ~150–500 ₴.

Dominant or Evah Pirazzi — which is better?

Dominant (~2,400 ₴) — a warm universal for study and orchestra, forgiving of the instrument. Evah Pirazzi (~3,500 ₴) — a powerful solo sound with intense projection, for soloists, but shorter-lived. Dominant is the reliable workhorse; Evah Pirazzi is for maximum stage sound.

How long do strings last?

Synthetic — 3–6 months of active playing. Solo (Evah Pirazzi, Peter Infeld) — 1.5–3 months for a pro. Steel (Prelude, Chromcor) — most durable, 8–12 months. Gut — 1–3 months. Replace when tone dulls, intonation drifts, or the winding wears.

Which strings for folk / jazz / fiddle?

Steel: D'Addario Helicore (~2,200 ₴), Thomastik Spirocore, Pirastro Chromcor. Bright direct sound, fast response, volume, road-proof tuning and a good match with a pickup on an electric violin.

Which strings for a baroque violin?

Gut: Pirastro Chorda (pure historical gut), Eudoxa, Passione, Gold Label, Oliv. An authentic warm tone without metallic shine. More frequent tuning, sensitive to humidity. Semi-authentic — synthetic Obligato.

Can I use a steel E on a child's violin?

Yes — on fractional violins (1/16–3/4) the E is almost always steel, which is normal. Use exactly the right size and don't over-tighten. Ideal — Alphayue, Dominant, Prelude in the correct size.

How can I tell genuine from fake?

Genuine strings have branded packaging with an article number, colour-coded end windings, and holograms/QR codes. SoundsGood works with official distributors — all strings are genuine and warranted. Fakes are more common on marketplaces at suspiciously low prices.

Do you supply schools, orchestras, Prozorro?

Yes. SoundsGood supplies Thomastik, Pirastro, D'Addario and Larsen to children's music schools, conservatories, philharmonics and symphony/chamber orchestras via Prozorro. Bulk supply for a whole section, with rosin, full documentation and certificates.

Where can I buy violin strings in Kyiv?

SoundsGood — Olzhycha St, 15 (Dorohozhychi metro). Thomastik Dominant/Vision/Peter Infeld/Spirocore; Pirastro Evah Pirazzi/Tonica/Obligato/Gold Label; D'Addario Helicore/Pro-Arté/Prelude; Larsen, Warchal, separate E strings. We match strings to your level, instrument and sound. Delivery across Ukraine. Tel. +380 (73) 060 01 01.