String ID?

[lowlandtrees]

I changed strings…isn’t the grass always greener? I was so careful…tightened them over a week …but the D snapped. I have no idea what they are. It’s a 4x4 instrument. Can’t decide whether to replace all of them (with another older set) or buy a new D. It seems such a hassle…I have psych myself up to it.

The stoppers at the end of the strings are stamped with the note. Anyone recognize the make?

[TorturedSaints]

Maybe Thomastik Mittel?

 

https://gollihurmusic.com/string-identification-chart/?srsltid=AfmBOopRtE2v9_XNVvvqIRkJFcNdT1s9s-ahwVcRhF1Fp5Dq9Qej5Q7P

[lowlandtrees]

Yes very possible….closest match that I can see on that table. Thanks 

[NickD]

That red at either end, they look like Spirocore Mittel to me. That's what mine is wearing here.

Edited November 1 by NickD

[lowlandtrees]

1 hour ago, NickD said:

That red at either end, they look like Spirocore Mittel to me. That's what mine is wearing here.

 

[lowlandtrees]

Just now, lowlandtrees said:

 

Looks like string notes are stamped on the ball end?

[NickD]

Yeah. I can't get at all of them but the B string does have a B on It. Oddly enough I'd never noticed that until you mentioned it here.

[Beer of the Bass]

Usually four string sets are labelled I to IV in Roman numerals, with O for Orchestra or S for solo on the other side of the ball. But I've never had a low B or high C, those might be labelled differently. 

[lowlandtrees]

The G string Spirocore Mittel seems harsh sounding to me. Is there a recommended replacement….obviously with similar tension and volume?