Thomastik Vision Titanium Solo Violin Strings Set, Titanium 4/4 Size

They sound amazing however I do not like the E String as much. I would buy the Pirastro Gold Label E String. Still amazing strings.

I had been playing the Tricolore strings and never had any steel or synthetic-core strings I liked or worked on my fiddle. These are the closest to the complexity of tone to the guts and are as easy to play as Dominants or other friendly strings. I have them both on my fiddle and Yamaha electric.I use the Goldbrokat E string, though. The E that comes with the set seems kinda weak and thin in comparison.

Beautiful. I used Evah Gold before switching to these. I have tried PI, Evah Green, but Vision Titanium Solos have a beautiful sheen to their sound and faster response than Evah Gold on my old French violin.

I am sure these are nice strings, but I was very disappointed to find that only the E is actually titanium wound. I have metal allergies and was looking for a set of all 4 strings with titanium, and the description was unclear, so I thought this set was what I’ve been looking for. But maybe that does not exist. Someone did list them out for me in the answers section, but by then I had already placed the order based off of what the first person said, which was wrong. Sadly, I will be returning these due to the silver and aluminum.

I’ve been using PI’s for years but decided to try these on a colleague’s recommendation. They do take longer to break in than the PI’s, and the initial pre-broken-in sound is metallic and too bright, but once they’re broken in the sound is wonderful! These strings gave my instrument a resonant, clear tone that I felt was slightly more mellow than PI’s, but also slightly less direct. I used the entire set, and in the end it was my D string to unwind first, although the E did lose resonance earlier on. Overall, it’s a good set that lasted this violinist that plays on his instrument daily for hours 4 months!