I love Yamaha products.

I needed to replace string for my horn a few months ago and this seemed the best product to purchase

Great product!

Pretty easy to use - of course assuming you know how to tension this for proper valve function.

I probably won't have to use this for several years, but this is great and durable valve string.

Also: best trick is to cut about 6" or more of the string with a very sharp razor blade or sharp scissors, then dip the ends on both sides in a very minute speck of Elmer's school glue.

Pretty easy to use - of course assuming you know how to tension this for proper valve function.

This is a very heavy duty string that looks like it will last for a long time -- so it is of good quality.

It's very expensive compared to buying the thinner bulk fishing line that you can buy (research which is the proper thickness and material content before you ever buy those things) but it should last a long time.

It's very expensive compared to buying the thinner bulk fishing line that you can buy (research which is the proper thickness and material content before you ever buy those things) but it should last a long time.

Also: best trick is to cut about 6" or more of the string with a very sharp razor blade or sharp scissors, then dip the ends on both sides in a very minute speck of Elmer's school glue.

Also: best trick is to cut about 6" or more of the string with a very sharp razor blade or sharp scissors, then dip the ends on both sides in a very minute speck of Elmer's school glue.

It makes a great backup prep kit

Good luck!