D'Addario T45 Titanium NT Classical Guitar Strings TNN-3T, Treble Set

great strings. good tone and good intonation.

Looking to revoice my Ramirez 1A after getting rid of the rock hard polyurethane and refinishing with Nitro. I was using La Bella 2001 trebles and Savarez Contega basses. The Contegas are great, deep and husky, and I'm sticking with those, but the La Bellas just don't have enough 'pop' anymore with the new finish. So, I tried a set of the Pro Arte Titanium trebles. The sound was brighter and bigger for sure, but the problem I've had with every Titanium treble set I've ever tried is that they abrade very quickly and become unplayable. The Pro Artes were no different, unfortunately. Went to the Pro Arte Clear Nylon regular tension and they have been much better both in sound ( big and round ) and durability. . Since refinishing, the Ramirez is much more resonant with a clear fundamental tone. Just what I prefer. Now I just need the right trebles. The Pro Artes are working well, but I think a higher tension would add some more 'pop'. We'll see.

Warm, mellow strings that last well.

For some reason, the E was much more stiff than the B and G. . . but he B & G were perfect.

This is the first time I have used titanium treble strings. They have a nice pop and clarity which I need, I have hearing lose and use hearing aids. Traditional classical strings have a dull sound to me, these make playing more enjoyable.