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16+ long scale
Cut for violas with a body of 16 inches or more. Smaller violas end up with excess winding at the peg.

Independent shopping perspective
A single D string for full-size violas with a 16-inch or larger body. Student-tier replacement for a broken or worn-out D.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Cut for violas with a body of 16 inches or more. Smaller violas end up with excess winding at the peg.
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Second-highest of the viola's four strings, tuned C-G-D-A. Sold on its own, so match the pitch exactly.
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You get one D only. Restringing the whole instrument means buying three more strings separately.
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Priced to be replaced on a schedule rather than nursed along. Easy to stock several at once.
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Cheap enough that a teacher or shop can keep spares for every student instrument in the room.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's sized for 16-inch and larger bodies. On a shorter viola you'll have too much length to wind neatly at the peg.
No. This is the D string alone. The C, G and A are sold separately.
Viola tunes C-G-D-A from low to high. D is the third from the bottom — the second-thinnest of the four.
No. A violin D is shorter and built for different tension. Use a violin-specific string.