Dominant Violin Set (130, 131, 132, 133) 4/4

 Dominant string's outstanding performance is largely due to the fact that it has gut-like tones and responses without gut's associated downsides. The dominant string has a rich, full tone with many overtones. Both in arco and pizzicato, its brilliance and capacity to convey sound without sounding metallic are highlighted. Dominant's smooth response to complex fingering and tuning stability even in harsh air conditions are further benefits. The discerning musician will be willing to pay a fee for this quality of sound because the Dominant's beauty of tone is not as durable as that of a steel string. To maintain the consistency of tone color, dominant strings should be replaced at proper intervals. N.B. Since the string's playing and tuning peg lengths are crucial, the chosen string must be precisely matched to the measurements of the instrument.