Cello Strings

Without strings, a cello is simply a beautiful piece of wood. It's the strings that really make a cello come alive and for that reason alone, it makes perfect sense that cellists would want to equip their instrument with strings of the highest quality. Lucky for you, this section of rope core steel cello strings is fully stocked with options from world-leading string producers like Thomastik and Pirastro.

If you're new to the cello, chances are you won't have much experience with string selection. Don't worry though, we'll walk you through it. The strings on these pages are classified as rope core steel cello strings. That means they have a twisted steel core that's said to produce a quick sonic response. They're also designed to feel and comfortable under your fingers so extended practice sessions should be no problem. Take for example, the Superflexible 4/4 Size Cello Strings from Thomastik. These strings are a fantastic choice for beginners thanks to their responsiveness and dependable, all-round playability. Their core is made up for braided steel threads that reduce the string's stiffness and harshness. The result? A bright tone that radiates loudly and clearly from your cello.

You'll also notice that there are lots of string options from Pirastro. From their long-lasting staying power to their suppleness and rich tone, Pirastro rope steel core cello strings are preferred by soloists and orchestral musicians worldwide. If you're a cellist who mainly plays solo and you're in search of a new set of strings, make sure you add the Evah Pirazzi Soloist Cello String Set 4/4 Set to your list of considerations. These strings offer brilliant sound, powerful projection and a smooth transition from the D to the G string.

So there you have it, an overview of rope core steel cello strings. There are lots more strings to see, so make sure you set aside a bit of time to browse. A great set of strings will do wonders for you next performance and lucky for you, there are lots of fantastic options to pick from right here.