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Gauges: 12-16-24-32-42-53.
These acoustic guitar strings feature a computer-controlled wrapping around a hex core.
D'Addario is the world's largest manufacturer of strings for musical instruments. Many top guitarists won't play any other brand. Regardless of your playing style, D'Addario has a string set that's right for you.
My wife thinks Guitar Center has the slowest service in the world. I go there to buy a set of strings, D'Addario Phosphor Bronze lights. I know what I want when I walk in the door. A simple set of $5 guitar strings. No big deal, right? An hour later, I leave with the strings. An hour? You know how it is. You can't just go in Guitar Center and get a set of strings. Gotta try out the acoustics (fell in love with a Seagull), goof with a few electrics that I have been looking at on line. Pick out a bass (and I do not even play bass). Check out the amps. Keyboards - a room full of keyboards. Mixers, mikes, and PA speakers so if I ever get good, I can put on a show. I found a used Epiphone Les Paul Standard for $250. Too bad I only had $5 and had to settle for a new set of strings for the acoustic. BTW - I find these strings to be bright and crisp and work well with my rosewood guitar. And the good thing about them - they are not a coated string that never wears out. Can't wait that long to go back. You know how it is.
My guitar came with great strings and I couldn't bare to replace them, but at last I had too. These were recommended to me buy two of the people and I respect. They sound great, and I guess these still need to stretch in a bit. I'm not good at tuning or restringing so I've already broken my 3rd string. (Good thing I had a back up) And I already know which strings I'll buy to fix it. "D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze Light Acoustic Guitar Strings " of course. (:
When I bought my used Ibanez AEL10LE, it came with brand new EXPs (i think) on it, but the sales guy at guitar center recommended these to me over martins, saying these last longer and are brighter. The EXPs sound awesome, but at a price that is a little steep, so i got these. I just put a pack on the other day when i broke a string, and these sound the same as the EXPs if not better, but they are harder to slide with. They still sound like they did when i put them on given that my fingers sweat a lot and i play a lot.
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