Detail 01
G string only
The third string on a cello. A complete restring means buying A, D and C separately.

Independent shopping perspective
Single medium-gauge G string from Larsen's Soloist cello line. For players restringing one string on a full setup rather than a whole set.

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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
The third string on a cello. A complete restring means buying A, D and C separately.
Detail 02
Larsen's higher-tension line, aimed at projection over a hall rather than a blended chamber sound.
Detail 03
The standard tension in the line. Lighter is easier under the bow, heavier pushes more volume but feels stiffer.
Detail 04
More downforce on the bridge, so the instrument speaks louder but can feel tighter under the left hand.
Detail 05
A full Soloist set runs several times this, so budget accordingly if you are replacing everything.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is the G string alone. Larsen sells the A, D and C separately in the same Soloist series and medium gauge.
The Soloist line runs higher tension, built for projection in a solo setting. The standard line is lower tension and blends more easily.
Yes, and mixed sets are common. Tension across the strings will be uneven, so the G may feel and speak differently from its neighbors.
Check the size on the packaging before ordering. Soloist strings are made in specific sizes, and a mismatch will not seat correctly.