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Can I use a violin G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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I have ended up with some extra Pirastro violin G strings. What would the consequences be of using an aluminum-on-gut G string for D?
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
4516
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
3 hours ago
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
Lars Peter SchultzLars Peter Schultz
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It will probably break. If it doesn't break right away the sound quality might not be the best. Furthermore you would be playing on a string that is much more tense than what you are probably used to.
answered 3 hours ago
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
– topo morto
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The extra tension won't do the violin any good either!
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