Strings Choice
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Year 2012 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C8 Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Anonymous StringsComment
I like the balance of richness and brightness that they deliver and they last. -
Year 2013 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Cordoba Instrument Model C9 Top wood Cedar Side wood Mahogany Back wood Mahogany Player YirenHu StringsComment
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Year 2015 Instrument type Electric Builder / Manufacturer D'Angelico Instrument Model EXL-1 Hollowbody Top wood Spruce Side wood Maple Back wood Maple Player Alex StringsComment
I like the feel and deep bass sound of the E and A strings. The light gauge is better if you want to play blues / jazz, because anything above 11's becomes difficult to bend. -
Year 2009 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Dake Traphagen Instrument Model Torres-Santos Top wood Spruce Side wood Cypress Back wood Cypress Player Mr. Kazuhiro Yoshizumi StringsComment
Crystalline highs, controlled mid, warm lows. -
Year 1996 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Dake Traphagen Instrument Model Carve Top Top wood Cedar Side wood Pau Rosa Back wood Pau Rosa Player Robert Kelly StringsComment
7th/8th strings present a round bass tone. Love the trebles' diameter/intonation. -
Year 2014 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Dammann Instrument Model Doubletop Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player David Russell StringsComment
First, I like that D?Addario does so many good things for music. Then, I like the silky sound of the trebles and the basses feel just right for me. And I find the lower normal tension strings allow the guitar to have great balance. -
Year 1976 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Darryl Williams Instrument Model Hand Made Top wood Spruce Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Serge Denault StringsComment
Brilliant, crystal clear, loud trebles; warm, round, deep basses. -
Year 2000 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer David Daily Instrument Model 640mm Top wood Spruce Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Darren O'Neill StringsComment
Round basses, articulate mids, crisp trebles. -
Year 2014 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer David Mrozinski Instrument Model Hand built classical Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player David Mrozinski StringsComment
Always sound good on the guitars that I build. -
Year 2016 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer David Pelham Instrument Model Custom Classical Top wood Maple/Spruce Side wood Maple/Spruce Back wood Maple/Spruce Player David Pelham StringsComment
Full, balanced tone, temperature stability, long-lasting strings. (I build classical guitars and these work well on all but one guitar that I have made.)
