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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: combining different string types, Part 2

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  If you feel like you need to mix and match strings to get the best out of your instrument, start by reading this guide from Franz Klanner, director of engineering and technology at Thomastik-Infeld

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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: combining different string types

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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: vibrating string length and string tension

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  These factors can seem a bit too technical or just matter of preference, but it is definitely worth understanding what to look and listen out for

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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: the right rosin for your strings

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  Franz Klanner, director of engineering and technology at Thomastik-Infeld, shares his knowledge about rosin and the importance of choosing the right one for your strings

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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: whistling E-strings

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  In the third part of his blog series for The Strad celebrating Thomastik-Infeld’s 100th anniversary, Franz Klanner, the Austrian string manufacturer’s director of engineering and technology, concentrates on whistling and other common issues of violin E-strings

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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: wolf tones and string buzzing

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  In the second of the new blog series for The Strad celebrating Thomastik-Infeld’s 100th anniversary, Franz Klanner, the Austrian string manufacturer’s director of engineering and technology, shares his experience in how to tame a wolf tone and get rid of irritating string buzzing

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  Stringtelligence by Thomastik-Infeld: dealing with corrosion and perspiration

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  In the first of a new blog series for The Strad celebrating Thomastik-Infeld’s 100th anniversary, the Austrian string manufacturer’s director of engineering and technology, Franz Klanner, gives his recommendations for players who find their strings corroding too quickly

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