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Eccezionali per chitarra acustica

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Si adattano bene alla mia chitarra acustica,danno un buon suono, proprio quelle che cercavo

Sono corde durature, dal suono non eccessivamente brillante, ma ben intonato e recche di armonici.

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Por el precio que pagas son mis favoritas. He probado otras más baratas, pero les faltan los graves y la durabilidad de éstas. A mí me resultan la mejor elección, ya que por el precio no duele cambiar todos los meses de cuerdas y así poder tocar siempre con cuerdas frescas. Aunque como digo tienen buenos graves, también tienen buen brillo y están compensadas en frecuencias medias. Si tuviera que ponerles alguna pega sería que quizás sean algo más duras que otras 012, pero no es para nada algo dramático o que impida tocar rápido y cómodo. El empaqueta es bastante bueno, una bolsa plástica al vacío y dentro las cuerdas en sus sobres.

Perfetta come al solito la consegna. Sono corde con tensione media, non brillano particolarmente per il suono ma si fanno sentire. Per una chitarra da studio o per divertirsi con amici sono ottime, grande rapporto qualità-prezzo.

Great strings!

Corde che conosco da una vita, perfette per accompagnare con la chitarra acustica.Durata media, suonando intensamente, di un paio di mesi, poi inizia a decadere il suono, ma non troppo e si stabilizza dopo un mese circa e a quel punto il suono è il medesimo fino a che non si rompono.Economiche ma molto efficienti

Ottime corde per chitarra acustica ad un prezzo molto contenuto. Suono fresco, robuste da tenere sempre nel fodero del tuo strumento a corde.

My Taylor 414 has been kind of a pain, tone-wise. I bought it for the legendary quality playability, construction, precision, and promise of longevity at a very good price. It always sounded a little thin and flat however compared to most of the pricier Martins (all variations of the D28 and D35). Well, after trying the D'addario EXP Lights and the stock Elixirs, these Martin SP Lights make my Taylor sound more woody, open, natural and most importantly, are so engaging that I want to keep playing the guitar. That's the whole point right? The high E and B strings of both the Elixirs and D'addario's "plonk" out. They have no sustain and "fleshy-ness" to them. These Martin SP strings do though. Any note played on these higher strings immediately conjures the tones heard on Grateful Dead tunes like Friend of the Devil and Ripple. The bottom end is deeper, the tone is sweeter, and ultimately, they make my Taylor sound and feel very natural.UPDATE: 7-9-2015I wanted to update this review by saying that these are the best sounding strings I've used to date with one exception, they don't feel as smooth as Ernie Ball Aluminum Bronze strings or any of the John Pearse Light sets I've tried. Truly a conundrum! You can't have it all folks!

Just as a background, I'm an amateur guitarist, I've only played for about a year, but before that I played piano for a few years when I was 8 or so, and played violin for 6 years, up through 7th grade. (I'm 18 and a graduate now). So while I may not be the go-to guy, for guitar, I have a fairly musical background.I originally bought these strings, just because they were one of the cheapest set I could find on Amazon that were made by a reputable company. I've mainly only used D'addario strings up to this point, but decided to try a different brand on a whim. My main concern with these was the string composition. I had only used Phosphor-bronze strings because I really enjoy a mellow tone. What I had heard of string composition was basically there are:1) silk-wound strings: which play like classical and are really soft but wear out very fast2) phosphor bronze: generally heralded as the go-to string for guitarists. Nice mellow sound3) 80/20 mix (these): with a "brighter" soundBecause I have always enjoyed a sweet sounding, mellow tone (like piano) vs a brighter tone, think more like harpsichord, or violin, I was steered away from these strings. But what I found was that these strings teased some of the most beautiful sounds from my cheap, starter guitar. The "bright" element isn't really so much the sharp unpleasant sound I had assumed, but more like a chime on top of the normal range of sounds. After 3 days or so, the sound mellowed out even more, and I think the end result is even smoother than D'addario Phosphor-Bronze. If you play any music with artificial harmonics (think Tommy Emmanuel), my God, these strings sing. The harmonics come out bell-like and have incredible sustain.Also, these strings produce a lot of volume. I switched from D'addario mediums, to Martin lights, and I didn't notice a volume drop. Granted those strings were old, but I think I had only put about a month on them, which is probably the shortest I've gone between string changes. I'm pretty sure these beat out the more expensive D'addario EJ-16 (phosphor bronze, lights) in the volume and clarity category. It might not be fair to compare different string compositions, apples to oranges, but out of the strings I've tried , I like the sound of these best.Finally, perhaps most importantly: playability. These strings are the "softest" metal strings I've played. They're gentle on the finger, and I feel like there is less tension than D'addario. These take a pretty minimal amount of pressure to fret without buzzing. I play mostly fingerstyle, so this is extremely important.So bottom line, these strings have fantastic tone and clarity. If you're a fingerstyle guitarist, then I would definitely get these. I'm still trying out new strings for my guitar, but up to this point, these are my favorites. If you don't want to switch from phosphor bronze to 80/20s in fear of losing that mellow sound, don't be! These strings sound just as mellow after a few days of breaking in. Love these strings! Will buy again.