Detail 01
1/4 size
Sized for a quarter violin, roughly a 10-inch back. On a larger violin it will not reach the pegbox.

Independent shopping perspective
A single E string for quarter-size violin. A cheap replacement for the string most likely to snap on a student or rental instrument.

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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.
Detail 01
Sized for a quarter violin, roughly a 10-inch back. On a larger violin it will not reach the pegbox.
Detail 02
The thinnest and highest string. It takes the most tension and breaks most often, so singles are the normal buy.
Detail 03
Tunes up fast and stays put. Tone is bright and clear rather than warm — typical for any violin E.
Detail 04
D'Addario's student line, built to survive rough handling and humidity swings more than to deliver nuance.
Detail 05
Standard for student violins. Works with a plain tailpiece; a fine tuner with a hook takes it fine too.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
A quarter-size violin, typically for children around 4 to 6. If unsure, have a shop or teacher measure the instrument.
No. A 1/2 violin needs the 1/2 length. Too short a string will not reach the peg.
No. This is the E only. The A, D and G are separate purchases.
It is the thinnest string under the highest tension, and sharp edges at the bridge or nut groove will cut it. Smooth those grooves.