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Hi I saw the review on the Zyex strings at http://www.fidlershop.com. I want to try them but one question first; what is the difference in sound between the DZ310A (aluminum D) and the DZ310S (silver D).
If twangy is a word, that's how I will describe the sounds I make on my old Czech made violin. I have Prelude strings on her now.
Oh, and nice place you have here Mr. Fiddlerman. Your site saved me during a period when I was wondering if I were cut out to play. I'm still here (be it a short time lol) thanks to you.
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Happy to hear that you are sticking it out. Don't give up, sometimes when we least expect it we start producing great sounds all of a sudden. 
I don't think there is a lot of difference. For me the silver D seems to last longer on other brands. I have never tried the aluminum wound D on the Zyex. With the Dominants that I used to use the Silver lasted but the aluminum didn't. I think it has a lot to do with acidy fingers and such.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
I just put the Zyex with the Aluminum wound D string and all I can say is WOW.
I did reset my sound post. the angle was wrong on it and it was way too tight but this violin never sounded so good. It used to be after a note was played , as soon as you stopped bowing the sound stopped. Now it just goes on and on beautifully. I can't say enough about these strings. They make playing the viloin very rewarding.
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Yes Kevin I agree. Even I can discern a difference.
Fiddlershop shipped them out to me in double quick time. Thank you FM!
Unfortunately I had to travel most of last week so I lost several days of practice and had to wait to try them out!
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