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Oasis GPX+ Carbon - 1st string, High Tension .025

Model: GPX+_HT01

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Product Type: Single String
Tension: High
Classical Single String #: 1
Diameter (in.) / Gauge: 0.025
Diameter (mm) / Gauge: 0.635
Single String Unwound Material: Carbon

Description

Oasis Classical Guitar Strings

Oasis GPX Carbon
Oasis GPX+ Carbon
1st string, High Tension .025

The all new + series introduces a brand new formulated carbon 1st e string.
Our head of customer service Matt Hathaway went through rigorous testing and reports, "a warmer and more round sound while being bright and articulate... not to mention, this string is extremely durable. Whatever they're doing, it's a great formula!"

Features

Model: GPX+_HT01
Manufactured by: Oasis Strings
Condition: New

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04/18/24

DanO

11/19/20

Treble E Trouble

These strings are indeed bright with enhanced volume - which is something I think steel string players appreciate more than our classical brothers. With that said; I have had two consecutive treble E strings delaminate, or fray over the saddle and then break in short order. My classical guitar happens to have a pretty sharp angle over the saddle, looks to be slightly sharper than 45 degrees. If you have a shallower angle over the saddle your experience may be different.