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Dogal Calace RW124 Mandola Carbon Steel Round Wound

Model: RW124

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Dogal Calace RW124 Mandola Carbon Steel Round Wound

Semi-Flatwound strings for Mandola made in co-operation with Maestro Ugo Orlandi.

RW124 Alto Mandola Round Wound : A-D-G-C

Gauges

A - .016

D - .024

G - .032

C - .042

Features

Model: RW124
Manufactured by: Dogal
Condition: New

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10/16/24

Keith H.

03/19/18

needs a lighter touch than mine

These (RW124) are considerably lighter and more pliant than the stings I replaced. They're extremely sensitive, to the point where I can change the pitch on my C string an entire half step just by how hard I press, without moving my finger at all.

I could see growing to appreciate this level of control, but it's above my skill level now. As it is, I need to play the lower strings with the lightest possible touch if I hope to stay in tune.

(The tone and feel are a lot different than the brass-wound strings I'm used to as well. A lot more in front, I think. I was growing to like that for the Baroque pieces I'm playing.)