D'Addario T46 Titanium HT Classical Guitar Strings TNH-3T, Treble Set

I absolutely loved the G string. . . best I have ever heard. But. . . the B and E strings were not as pleasant to hear. . . at least on my guitar.

I wrote a review on the new XT stings I said I’ve used titanium in the past but now I’m back to standard nylon I said it was 6 and 1 half dozen a Traditional soft sweet sound verses a modern bright sound . Well I’ve changed my mind and ordered a set of titanium trebles . To me they balance better with the bass strings I like the added volume and brightness . I’m sure some prefer the softer warmer sound of nylon but I prefer Titanium .

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These sound awesome, the full set or the treble , I play in a Mariachi & I need projection & volume, tone .....these are it , I've recently have started playing an instrument called a vihuela ( ukekele sounding) its string up with a mixture of high E ,B G strings only tuned like a regular guitar though, these are the ultimate trebles for that

I have been using Hannabach Goldin M/HT for my main strings for some time and have been experimenting with other HT base and trebles. I recently purchases a set of D"Addario LCH-3B bases and TNH-3T trebles. While the bases sound fairly decent, the trebles did not compare at all to the Hannahbach Goldin trebles. Aside from the polished feel which I have not gotten used as yet, the sustain, power and brightness was lacking especially from the 1st and 2nd strings. The sound is a bit twangy or tinny for the lack of a better description. I immediately ordered a new set of Hannabach Goldin trebles which are 3 times the price. So for the little money lost here