Konohan 8 Pcs Violin Strings Universal Full Set (g-d-a-e) with 6 Pcs Violin Rosin Low Dust Cello Viola Rosin for Bow, 4/4 Universal Steel Core Fiddle Strings for Instruments 4/4 3/4 for Beginner

["Package List: we will provide you with 6 pieces of violin rosin (each about 1.65 x 0.87 x 0.39 inches/ 4.2 x 2.2 x 1 cm) and 2 complete sets of 4/4-3/4 violin strings (E+A+D+G, 8 strings in total); Whether you break a string mid-practice or need to prepare new rosin, this kit offers ample replacements","Bright and Responsive Steel-core Strings: the E string features a stainless steel wire winding structure, delivering a clear and bright treble; The A, D, and G strings are made of a steel core wound with steel alloy wire, producing a warm, full, and highly penetrating tone; With precise string gauges (E string: 0.26 mm / A string: 0.36 mm / D string: 0.5 mm / G string: 0.73 mm, length approx. 56 cm), these strings ensure accurate tuning and stable intonation, making them suitable for beginners","Low Dust Rosin: this rosin block is made from natural resin, producing low dust and easy application while offering responsive sound, making it suitable for daily use; Each rosin block is securely placed in a plastic groove-style protective case, allowing for easy one-handed grip and effortless use, while effectively preventing the rosin from falling and breaking","How to Use: first, lightly rub the surface of the rosin with sandpaper to remove the glossy layer; Then, slowly draw the rosin back and forth across the bow hair to coat it with powder; For new bow hair, apply rosin more generously--repeat several times until a noticeable amount of powder adheres; For regular practice, apply 3-4 strokes before playing; Note: after playing, wipe down the instrument body with a cloth to prevent rosin dust from accumulating and damaging the varnish","Wide Applications: this set of violin accessories is not only an ideal choice for beginners and training purposes but also makes a thoughtful and practical gift for violinists and musicians at concerts, birthdays, and commemorative ceremonies"]