Pirastro Rosin

Name: Pirastro Rosin
Price: 29.17 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

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01/03/25

Jackie

12/07/20

Gold Dust

Way more dust than I'm accustomed to with a darker rosin (obviously), but I am very impressed with the sound that this Pirastro Gold helps me produce!

Jerome

23/02/20

Great grip, less scratch

I am using Eudoxa strings on my violin this winter, and I love their tone, but was disappointed with how difficult it was for my bow to make a consistently good tone. I was using Hill dark rosin, and thought of trying something softer. Although tempted to get Eudoxa rosin, the Oliv-Evah was rated softer, so I chose it. I am completely pleased with...Read More

this rosin. I wiped the bow hair with a clean dry cloth until the hair felt smooth, then, after roughing the surface of the rosin with fine sandpaper, applied the Oliv-Evah rosin until there was an even white layer. What a wonderful tone my bow produces now. The response of the strings is much better as is the projection. Read Less

Kristen S.

19/02/20

Q: Hi, I’m just wondering the difference between the rosins, and if there is a great deal of difference if you use a corresponding rosin/string versus a different brand of rosin?

I had Obligato rosin, but it wasn’t my favorite, so I switched to Leatherwood.

Southwest Strings

20/02/20

A: Thank you for your question. Though Pirastro recommends their rosins for for their brand of stings, it always comes down to the musician's preference for what they are looking for in a rosin and sound production. If you find there is another brand of rosin that you prefer with Pirastro strings, or if you like Piratsro's rosins with a different brand of strings, that is totally fine.

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