Warchal Amber Violin 4/4 LP

Très bonne surprise pour ces cordes que j'utilisais pour la première fois. La corde de mi s'installe comme les autres, le ressort se tend et disparait, il n'y a pas de sensation "bizarre".
Le son est immédiatement au rendez-vous: un son rond et plein, chaleureux, pas du tout "acide".
Comme beaucoup de cordes, elles bougent pas mal au départ, il faut souvent se ré accorder.

The Warchal Amber strings have a unique sound quality, nothing like what I've had till now on my high quality old Italian violin (and I tried so many). I needed a lasting, yet powerful and great sounding strings to use while working as a concertmaster and a solist.

Time:
They settle fully on the instrument in a few quick days. It's important to wait for the strings to stretch, that's when the clarity of the sound really comes.

Sound / ease of playing:
These have none of the metallic or artificial sound qualities many other models have. Once settled, they sound like a human voice- very warm, yet powerful. No need to put any bow pressure. They respond especially well to high bow tension and low pressure = great, singing sound.

Quality of materials:
My hands are very sweaty and acidic, so unfortunately no strings last too long with me. But I had no problems for one month of intense playing and practicing with these (a month is a long time for me). The A string only recently started unwinding in the 3rd position (a problematic string with so many models), and D string tends to stretch quite a bit after a while, the gaps between the windings getting more visible. But even in this condition, the sound quality didn't change at all.
I always used a dry microfiber cloth to clean the strings with very good results (without alcohol).

The E string has been manufactured in a very interesting fashion (curled bow area that stretches into flatness), but I didn't try it yet.

Summary:
Give this strings a go. After having tried dozens of models of the other big brands, I am very pleased with these. You could be surprised.