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Strong, passionate and relentlessly energetic. Performed by the same number of players, recorded in the same room, seated in their traditional positions both share the same performance aesthetic. Definitely depends on instrument and bowing style.Д«ut, about the Pro Arte's, that's on my idiosyncratic 1929 Seattle Archibald S. Adventure Strings is the follow-up to our debut offering, Soaring Strings. I love D'Addario Helicores on my (cheap) viola! String experiments there are over for now! Helicores are extra supple-feeling for the left hand, and very responsive to bow.

ACTION STRINGS REVIEW FULL

And maybe, having met Norm Pickering and hung out a couple times, and seen all his basement full of luthiery and laboratory gear in action, I just trust D'Addario and the strings he helped engineer for them. I find that all this makes them especially nice to have on electric / amplified instruments. I think Pro Arte's give good basic warm all-around sound and performance dependable, stable, break-in faster than Dominants, good life span, and all that in a domestic and for a little less $$$. I wouldn't call them 'dark'- I'd say personable: nice characters- as opposed to Dominants which can seem a little too hard and mechanical to me, like the tennis ball fresh out of the can, except it doesn't break in. I find them basically like Dominants, but maybe slightly more responsive, more easy to make speak, but not quite as loud. D'Addario Pro Arte is my standard, basic, fall-back string like Dominants are for many.

Action strings review