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Cello Strings Larsen Original (4/4, Medium)
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Model: Larsen-SC333902
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10 980 ₴
The purpose of the strings: for Cello
Strings Material: Steel
Tension: Medium
The number of strings in the set: 4
Equipment: Strings A, D, G, C
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Cello Strings Larsen Magnacore Arioso (4/4, Medium)
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Model: Larsen-SC334907
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12 000 ₴
The purpose of the strings: for Cello
Strings Material: Steel
Tension: Medium
The number of strings in the set: 4
Equipment: Strings A, D, G, C
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Cello strings Larsen Soloist (A, D) + Magnacore (G, C) (4/4, Medium)
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Model: Larsen-SC334901
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13 800 ₴
The purpose of the strings: for Cello
Strings Material: Steel
Tension: Medium
The number of strings in the set: 4
Equipment: Soloist (L, D) + Magnacore (Sol, C)
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Cello Strings Larsen Magnacore (4/4, Medium)
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Model: Larsen-SC334905
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14 100 ₴
The purpose of the strings: for Cello
Strings Material: Steel
Tension: Medium
The number of strings in the set: 4
Equipment: Strings A, D, G, C
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Cello strings Larsen Il Cannone (Direct & Focused) (4/4, Medium)
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Model: Larsen-SC334908
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15 000 ₴
The purpose of the strings: for Cello
Strings Material: Steel
Tension: Medium
The number of strings in the set: 4
Equipment: Strings A, D, G, C
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Cello strings Larsen Il Cannone (Warm & Broad) (4/4, Medium)
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Model: Larsen-SC334909
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15 000 ₴
The purpose of the strings: for Cello
Strings Material: Steel
Tension: Medium
The number of strings in the set: 4
Equipment: Strings A, D, G, C
Products from Larsen Strings are available in the following categories: Strings for Viola, Rosin, Strings for Cello, Strings for Violin
Larsen Strings is a developer, manufacturer & global distributor of bowed instrument strings for violin, viola & cello. Based in Sønderborg, Denmark, the company was founded by Laurits Th. Larsen in 1990. The CEO of Larsen Strings A/S is Thomas Petersen.
The Art of Science
The original mechanical winding machine (pictured) was already over a century old when Laurits Th. Larsen first experimented with string design and manufacture.
Back in 1990 he had received a request for 300 strings to source for an American colleague, a request that he could not fulfil. His solution was to start producing them himself from the family garage. Some eighteen months later, the first cello A had been perfected.