GHS Laurence Juber Signature Treated Bronze Acoustic LJ30L Light 12-54

For my Godin Multiac,these strings are superb! And I'm guessing they sound stellar on any acoustic.

I put these strings on an inexpensive Yamaha dreadnaught and was absolutely blown away at the way the guitar sounded. The strings really brought a nice brightness to the sound but not overly harsh. Almost a jangly sound, it reminded me of a twelve string but actually in tune. The bronze coated steel strings sound absolutely amazing and I feel like they sound better balanced than a normal phosphor bronze set (they also retained the same feel, the strings don't feel any different than steel strings normally do).

If you've got an overly woody or earthy sounding guitar, I'd recommend trying these strings in order to brighten things up. I'm in love again with an instrument that probably costs less than an inexpensive case.

I prefer the sound of true mediums but prefer the feel of lights. The treble strings add a bit of harmonic fullness to the mix without being harsh. These strings are not coated but rather cyrogenically treated. Mine have been on for about 3 months and still sound terrific. Just for fun I put a set of GHS signature Laurence Jubers strings on my steel string and GHS signature Murial Anderson strings on the classical. I am very pleased with both sets.