Strings Choice
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Year 2016 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Edgar Perez Instrument Model Cedar Top wood Cedar Side wood Cedar Back wood Cedar Player Isaac Feuerberg StringsComment
Augustine Imperial Black HT/LT Classical Guitar Strings, Full Set Model: Imperial_Black Price: $9.99Sounds good, low tension. -
Year 2010 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Eduardo Duran Ferrer Instrument Model Classical, from Spain Top wood Spruce Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Leonard Green StringsComment
I feel the nylgut strings mellow the bright sounds of the spruce top. I play without nails, I not only like the sound but also the feel of these strings. -
Year 2017 Instrument type Acoustic Builder / Manufacturer Emerald Instrument Model X20 Top wood Carbon Fiber Side wood Carbon Fiber Back wood Carbon Fiber Player Bill M StringsComment
Best string I've found for my X20. -
Year 2015 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Eric Sahlin Instrument Model Classical Top wood Spruce Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Anonymous StringsComment
Recommended by the luthier. -
Year 2007 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Eric Sahlin Instrument Model Custom Top wood Cedar Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player John Oste StringsComment
Deep, tight bass, punchy mids and articulate highs. -
Year 2006 Instrument type Classical Builder / Manufacturer Federico Sheppard Instrument Model La Crema Top wood Spruce Side wood Rosewood Back wood Rosewood Player Lisa Denoo StringsComment
In general I like to use the Savarez Alliance strings because they give more clarity and a less mat sound than nylon strings. For the first string I do like to use nylon, such as the D'addario Pro arte, as the Saverez Alliance 1st strings tends to be to thin and sharp. -
Year 1951 Instrument type Electric Builder / Manufacturer Fender Instrument Model Custom Nocaster Top wood Alder Side wood Alder Back wood Alder Player Anonymous StringsComment
I play mostly clean, fast, and LOUD through a Twin Reverb or a Tweed Reverb, heavily modified Blues Junior. Urban gospel in 300+ seat venue. I need lots of punchy low end from the bass strings and nice sparkling Fender cleans from the treble strings. Been using GHS Nickel Rockers for several years. They're the right sound for a Strat and Tele. -
Year 2014 Instrument type Electric Builder / Manufacturer Fender Instrument Model Stratocaster Top wood Ash Side wood Ash Back wood Ash Player Anonymous StringsComment
Unbelieveable vibrato and sustain also used on Fender pawn shop offset Stratocaster for the same reason. -
Year 1985 Instrument type Electric Builder / Manufacturer G&L Instrument Model Ghostpowder Top wood Maple Side wood Maple Back wood Ebony Player Anonymous StringsComment
Smooth warmth, better sustanability basses. Trebels smooth the upper mids. -
Year 2012 Instrument type Electric Bass Builder / Manufacturer G&L Instrument Model L-2000 Top wood Ash Side wood Ash Back wood Ash Player Stu Ford StringsComment
Pickup: G&L MFD. My favorite roundwound strings. The Pure Nickel used on these strings is super soft to the touch and gives off a great, full range response. Perfectly balanced warmth and brightness. Nothing about these strings took any "getting used to" and they allowed for effortless, distraction free, playing right out of the pack.
