I like warmer rich tones that these strings can't get.

Great strings, very durable, good tone.

Super Sensitive Red Label strings are somewhat durable but harsh

I was a kid at the time, but I don't ever even remember paying for super-sensitive red label strings

nice set of strings, stays in tune.

Great set of inexpensive strings

These are a decent set of inexpensive violin strings

Good buy.

Great buy!

Super Sensitive Strings are used by students because they are relatively inexpensive.

They are a good value and seem to last a long time.

Great strings for a great value

and I've found they give the classic postwar (post WWII) sound that you'll hear in most of the fiddle recordings of the 50s though 80s

Steel sounds clearer, less complex and a violinist might ague that it sounds thin

Steel sounds clearer, less complex and a violinist might ague that it sounds thin

After a few months the D string broke

Arrived in a timely manner and in excellent condition

String is in perfect condition (still is)

After a few months the D string broke

Some of the popular fiddle strings like Black Diamonds sound harsher, with a scratchy sound which to my ear reduces the fiddle to sounding like it is made from a cigar box

After a few months the D string broke