Guitar Strings - Pro-Arte Classical Guitar Strings - EJ48 - Nylon Guitar Strings - 80/20 Bronze Wound, Nylon Core - Hard Tension

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These are my back up strings for the guitar i use for teaching, sound different to my Savarez but a great set of strings for the money

I’ve been using this brand of strings for quite a few years now, and I’ve always found them to be extremely playable. The treble strings are very bright, the bass strings, nice and solid. They are east to fit and string up and they will take a lot of tightening. They are also quite long-lasting and, if you are playing in front of an audience, hold a tune for a good long time. There is nothing worse than having to fiddle with your tuning when you are playing on stage. Overall, they are at a reasonable price point. Not cheap and nasty, nor the best you can buy, but somewhere in the middle and that suits me fine.

The best nylon strings out there, incredible lifespan and brightness. I've had a sets on for 6 months plus. Never broken a string yet despite never hammering down hard on them. Highly recommend.

My favourite strings for many years. I started using the PoArte as my local guitar shop and teacher recommended these. The sound of my budget guitar sounded instantly better and now I am still using Pro Arte the best strings for serious guitar players or not so serious ones too

As good as I expected.

Quality I have come to expect over the years from Daddario. Consistently good strings thanks to the laser testing. The bronze have great longevity also. Hard tension is best for lower actions and styles like jazz or flamenco.

I went through a phase of trying every possible string, under gigging and studio conditions. Hannabach, Augustine, Thomastik, Savarez, C.F. Martin, etc. Strings either had great sound, but no lasting quality (Savarez), sounded average, or sounded poor. The only ones that consistently sound great and last a long time after heavy gigging are D'Addarios. Their standard nylon cores are great (their composite core even better). These are of the former type, with subjectively a little mellower sound than my normal EJ45s, hence dropping one star for me (as well as being the more expensive of manufacturers). However, that may be your thing, so do not discount.

Boa sonoridade.

GOOD

article absolument pas à la hauteur de mes attentes. Le son est médiocre, fade, plus encore qu'avec mes anciennes cordes achetées beaucoup moins chères. Celles-ci ne valent pas leur prix. De plus et malgré le bon positionnement de la corde, j'ai mis une éternité avant de pouvoir l'accorder de façon "correct" (corde 1E). En résumé déçue par cet achat et le prix payé.

さすがのダダリオ弦。響き、音の伸びともにグッドなものでした。

le D'Addario Pro Arté sono buone corde. Ci vuole un po' di tempo affinché si stabilizzino, ma poi la resa è buona. Io le monto con la perlina al ponticello. La mancanza di tenuta dell'accordatura lamentata da alcuni, penso derivi dal modo di montaggio alle meccaniche. Più giri (avvolgimenti) si fanno al cilindretto, minore sarà la stabilità dell'accordatura all'inizio subito dopo il montaggio. Io comunque avvolgo il più possibile la corda al cilindro bianco, perché ciò mi consente, successivamente, di scalare la corda una volta che si è usurata in corrispondenza dei primi tasti, soprattutto la quarta corda, ma non solo. Così aumenta la vita delle corde.