Nyman Bass Rosin

Good quality bass rosin: not hard like violin, but not too soft: I live in a warm area. Happy with purchase.

Lost my old rosin and had to replace it— this works great! I like that it comes in a durable plastic container and not just the tinfoil to peel off.

The best rosin so far , at least for this season. I have many different rosins (kolstein, jade, carlsson ) and I have tried many others. Nyman is similar to Carlsson, but is softer, more effective and it sounds a bit more mellow. Kolstein is quite good also but a little bit more powdery. Jade is very hard and I never quite understood its qualities. The absolute worse I ever tried (and threw away after 2 days) is Pop''s , it's good for nothing.

I was hesitant on buying Pop's after seeing some reviews over there and I'm glad I was! This rosin is perfect for my bow. The foil can be tedious and slightly annoying to peel off at times but besides that, it was worked really well for me :)

Great rosin. Not as sticky as pops. However it also doesn't grab your string quite as strongly. I like it for solo playing and if I'm doing orchestral work I just have to apply it every time I rehearse or perform.

I ordered this rosin for my great grand sons base fiddle strings. As far as i known it works like it is suppose to.

My repairman recommended this rosin a number of years ago and I love it! Rosin, applied to the horse hair on the bow, helps the horse hair grip the string and Nymans is appreciably better at this than any other bass rosin on the market. Because of its gripping power, you don’t need a lot and the bass sounds better without the scratchiness of too much rosin. The only caveats are that it only lasts about a year, and leaves a powdery residue, meaning you have to clean the bass more often, but even so, Nymans rosin is totally worth these small issues.

This is my daughter's favorite rosin in the winter, by far. (We live in NY, so seasons matter.)