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LaBella 2001 Medium Hard tension:
These strings lend themselves to vast tonal shaping from rich and mellow to crystalline brilliance. At 79.97 lbs for the set they put less tension on the neck than any other comparable string (such as D'Addario J45 normal tension or Savarez 520R red card, both of which I have used) Great strings...not overly bright or overly mellow. Full, sweet, and singing is how they sound on my guitar (Cedar and Brazilian rosewood). The easiest to play strings I've found as well. They also seem to last for months and stay in tune easily within a few hours.

These are great strings. They have bright sound, but they might be a little too bright for some spruce guitars (only if you prefer mellower sound like me). I saw some cedars guitars sounding great with theses strings. The strings are a little thinner and I haven't really experienced much intonation problem (some carbon fiber strings do have intonation problems).

I was very impressed with the bass strings. if you want bass strings that last long and sound great, EXP strings are for you.

These strings settle quickly and stay in tune. The strings have great intonation and make playing easy for the left hand.

For the price, these strings are not very good. The basses buzz when playing rasgueados and the overall this is not a warm set of strings. I wouldn't buy them again.

In my opinion, I think Conde is relying on its name to sell strings which are overpriced for the quality that they offer.