Opal Titan Violin Strings with Titanium

Violin Strings · 4/4 Titanium-wound clarity on a synthetic-core set. Opal Titan is a handmade synthetic-core string range. The E and A strings are wound with titanium for a focused, stable top register; the D and G are copper-silver wound on a nylon synthetic core for warmth and depth. Save with the set Buy the complete Opal Titan set. All four strings paired together and save. Shop the Set Why This String 01 Focused top Titanium-wound E and A give a clear, stable upper register without excessive brightness. 02 Warm core Nylon synthetic D and G with copper-silver winding balance warmth and depth against the titanium top strings. 03 Consistent response Handmade construction with even tension across the set supports stable bow response and intonation. Configuration String Core Winding Tension Notes E (Composite Titanium) Steel Titanium 7.3 kg Ball-end. A Nylon Titanium 5.2 kg D Nylon Copper-Silver 4.6 kg G Nylon Copper-Silver 4.5 kg Who It Suits Advancing students moving from steel learner strings to a synthetic-core set for a fuller, more responsive sound. Players who want a focused, stable top string without the brightness of an all-steel E. Orchestral and chamber players who need projection and warmth in equal measure across the full set. Care & Longevity Restring before tone goes dull or bow response slows, typically several months under regular practice, sooner under heavy use. Wipe rosin off the strings after each session with a clean, dry cloth. Store the instrument in stable humidity and temperature. Avoid leaving it in a car or near a heater. Frequently Asked How long do they last? Several months under regular practice; sooner under heavy use. Replace when tone goes dull or intonation becomes harder to maintain. Can I buy a single string instead of the full set? Yes. This product is sold as individual strings only, select E (Composite Titanium), A, D, or G from the option above. If you want the full set instead, see the Opal Titan Set. Can I return an opened string packet? No. Strings cannot be returned once the packet has been opened, for hygiene and tension reasons.