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Forrest honey color. Mellow, rounded sound. Well suited for synthetic strings with low and medium tension.
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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh Yeah!
10:34 - FedEx driver delivers Pirastro Obligato Violin Rosin.
10:36 - Skeptically rosined my Coda Marquise Escher violin bow.
10:37 - Got sucked into 20 minutes of unscheduled practice.
10:57 - Local police show up due to neighbor complaints about my loud whooping and hollering.
Okay, I made the last part up...sort of. I've been a viola player for a bit and took up violin just three months ago. I use a very expensive brand of rosin on both my violin and viola bows. I have Pirastro Obligato strings on my violin and, to be perfectly honest, bought the rosin just to go over $100 on my Fiddlershop order and get the free FedEx shipping (I figured I could risk $14, and the reviews were very favorable).
HOLY SMOKES! What a difference! The string "grippiness" is perfect, and the sound of my violin is BEAUTIFUL. I wasn't experienced enough to understand how much of a difference rosin could make in the instrument's tone. I'm genuinely amazed at the HUGE difference in how my violin sounds. Warm, resonant, and lovely. I'm now officially a rosin snob! STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
As always, the Fiddlershop's customer service is the best in the industry. They're not just incredibly helpful; they're really good guys.
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Christopher · April 8, 2024
Compliments Obligato strings nicely
The Obligato rosin adds warmth the the sound of strings. Makes a difference. Now my go to rosin.
Strings tend to buildup a coating quickly with this rosin requiring more frequent cleaning. Worth the extra cleaning for the wonderfully warm tones.
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John · October 13, 2020
Low dust & Rich tone
Lately I have been exploring different rosins with different sets of strings. I saw someplace that this rosin was recommended for use with Violino strings. Preferring a dark tone when I play one of my violins, I figured that I would try out this rosin/string combination.
Overall this is a good combination. The rosin itself produces much less dust than basic rosins (D'Addario/generic), or even Hill rosin. I believe that the tone is improved as well. I am uncertain how it would perform on a different string set as I am strictly using it with the Violino set at this point.