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Monolina / Monolini Replacement Strings for A

Monolina / Monolini Replacement Strings for A

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Monolina A: overtone

Genuine feeltone strings for your A-tuned Monolina or Monolini. Both instruments use the same strings, so choose the type that matches the string you are replacing:

  • Overtone string (a): the main strings across most of the instrument
  • Bass string (A): one octave lower than the overtone strings
  • Quint string (e): the fifth strings

Strings are sold individually. Use only feeltone strings; they are made for these instruments, and other strings can affect tone and tension.

The video below shows how to change a string.

Need a different tuning? See the replacement strings for C, D, F and G.

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Lorraine R.
Perfect Sound

I loves these, perfect to my steel tongue drum. The sound they produce is stunning. These are a must have. Good size and weight. Excellent Product!! The customer service help from these ladies is top notch. 💯 Thank you so much.

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Anonymous
If you are deciding on these, get them! Cute soft

If you are deciding on these, get them! Cute mallets that create a different texture of sound.

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Theresa

Great

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Nikki D.S.P.
Mallets for the monochord

Enjoyable to use and very good quality for more percussive techniques.

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vima L.
Excellence

We Play well together has been a resource for instruments for, at least, 5 years. The quality of the instruments, customer service, kindness and expertise of the staff has been a huge bonus and blessing in our interactions. I am grateful for their service, friendliness and flexibility. thank you so very much VLamura

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