Pirastro Chorda Tenor Viol 1st/G Gut String

Pirastro Chorda Tenor Viol 1st/G Gut String

Marsoni

M251S

$23.50

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Pirastro Chorda Tenor Viol 1st/G Gut StringLength: Single Type: Plain gut Medium Gauge: 12 1 4PM Heavy Gauge: 13PM Pirastro's Chorda strings are authentic strings for baroque instruments. They have a low string tension for a comfortable left hand feeling.

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I recently purchased these FosPower banana plugs to tidy up my speaker wiring, and they’ve been a significant improvement over bare wire ends. Installation is straightforward: strip the wire, loosen the two tiny set screws, slide the wire in, tighten everything down, and then screw the barrel back on. Once assembled, the connection feels secure and tight, making it much easier to swap gear around and reducing the risk of stray strands causing a short. The standout feature of this design is the dual set-screw clamp. It firmly grips the speaker wire without relying on the outer collar to “crush” it in place. I’m using 12-gauge wire, and it holds well for my setup. Initially, the plugs may fit snugly in some binding posts. Once seated, there’s no wobble, but it might take a bit of extra push the first time. The set screws are small, so a bit of precision is needed. Use a small flathead screwdriver and don’t over-tighten them. Overall, these plugs feel well-made, look clean once installed, and fulfill their purpose as banana plugs: making speaker connections quick, neat, and reliable.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026