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D'Addario XT: Enhanced Tuning Stability|D'Addario Strings

D'Addario XT: Enhanced Tuning Stability|D'Addario Strings

D'Addario

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XT Silver Plated Classical strings combine their infamous Pro-Arte treble strings and silver plated wound Composite basses with an extended lifespan treatment, preserving the natural tone and feel of uncoated strings. Available in normal, hard and extra-hard tensions. This is the normal tension, 28-44w pack.

D’Addario XT strings offer extended lifespan while maintaining the tone and feel of your favorite uncoated string. By utilizing the proprietary Composite basses and precisely intonated trebles of their legendary Pro Arte strings, D’Addario XT delivers dynamic response and long-lasting performance. These are strings made to stay, for players who refuse to fade away.
D'Addario XT Silver Plated Copper Classical Strings, Normal Tension, 28-44w
D'Addario XT Silver Plated Copper Classical Strings, Normal Tension, 28-44w

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Reviewed by 6 customers

  • I love these strings!

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byMatt

    fromAustin, TX

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    These are great strings - I use them on my basses, acoustics, and electrics. Can't beat them! #sweepstakes

  • Best Classical strings I've tried

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byKris F.

    fromGwinnett, GA

    I decided to try these when the stock D'Addario Pro-Arte Nylon, Normal Tension (EJ45) on my Cordoba classical were constantly out of tune all the time, even while playing. The XT classicals were/are a life saver. These strings hardly ever drop out of tune and if they do its usually the "G" string. I have made these my go to nylon strings for my Classicals.

  • Waste of extra money.

    1

    submitted5 years ago

    byRay of Sunshine

    fromWoodinville, CA

    Never got to play these strings. These strings kept slipping from the knots except for low E. Ended up double wrapping all the way across to the high E until that string broke.

  • I like these strings first time buyer.

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byPete

    fromAudubon, NJ

    It's the first time I've bought them, I love sound and feel.

  • GREAT STRINGS PRICEY

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byALEX

    fromNEW BUFFALO, MI

    USUALLY USE PRO ARTE EJ45 SO DECIDED TO TRY THESE...SO FAR I AM IMPRESSED. DEFINITELY SOUND BETTER AND FEEL STRONGER...TIME WILL TELL :).

  • Great strings for your classical guitar

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byMike

    fromPortland

    Set up a classical guitar owned by a friend. She hadn't changed strings in more than 10 years. These new strings made her guitar sound like a new instrument.

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byPatrick

    fromLos Angeles Ca

    Are the strings nylon and metal or just nylon ?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Nylon and steel

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byKen

    fromLake Huntington, NY

    These are acoustic guitar stings? metal?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    They are nylon.
    Open Reply - Kenneth
    These strings are nylon

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byWayne

    fromWashington pa

    Hi What is the difference of using coated vs I coated guitar string?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    The tone is sacrificed a bit, for longevity. That's the biggest difference between them.