Hannabach Carbon Trebles MHT Classical Guitar Strings, Treble Set

I’ve been using Hannabach carbon trebles
( medium/high tension) for several years.
I find that they are reliable even though expensive. I changed the trebles 2 weeks ago and the 1st string is definitely false …a kind of a thud is produced when play on the 10,11, and 12th strings.
I certainly don’t blame SBM -you’ve always had great customer service and Hannabach
Is top-of the line.
I thought you’d like to know since I get requests for a review.

best I ever tried - and I tried a lot of them!!

These are the first time I’ve used this brand. Without doubt they are quality strings, though pricey. They are clear and responsive to your educated touch, and have many choices to choose from

Thought it might be helpful to compare these strings with the sister set which are the more expensive 725MHT Goldins.

These have a slightly larger diameter than the 725s. Main benefit is they don't eat your nails as much - with the 725s I find they eat groves into my nails. Makes sense that the diameter is the cause of this as the same frictional force is being applied to a smaller surface area of the nail with a narrower diameter.

The Carbon's have a bright strong sound, but dont have a high frequency, sharp sounding 'ping' sound you get with the 725s. They still have good warmth, but overall are loud, responsive sounding strings. The strings feel easier to fret than the 725s. The only reason I can think of for this is they may be more flexible.
Like the Goldins, they last for ages - I'm practicing about 90min a day and I reckon I'll get nearly 6 months out of a set.
Tuning stability is good and intonation seems fine. Overall I think they are one of the better carbon strings on the market.

Clear treble ,and last long.