Oasis GPX+ Carbon NT Classical Guitar Strings GX1100, Full Set

I like the sound of these strings, especially how articulate they are. But you have to be very careful with the high E string. It is very thin so when I tied it to the double block, I put in an extra knot. As I tuned it up and reached C, the string pulled out with such force that it ripped through the protective mat board I had placed along side the saddle and cut a very deep ding through the wood its self. Also made a nasty welt on my finger. First time I have ever had a string come undone.

Oasis GPX (GX1100) strings are the best I've used. Tone, intonation, stability; it's all good!

Rural South Carolina guitar shops seldom ever see a classical guitar, much less carry strings. I had a great set in 3 days. Shipping cost much less than the gas to drive to Charleston. Read some string reviews first to know where to begin, they have a broad selection.

The high tension trebles sounded better than these regular tension

I took advantage of the recent complimentary promotion set and tried these out. I was pleasantly surprised by this set of strings. The treble strings, particularly the 1st, have a rounder, more solid sound to the tone, and have more projection than previous strings I've used. Prior to this, I was using the Savarez Cantiga normal tension 510 AR (Alliance trebles and Cantina basses) and they are very, very good strings, but I think the Oasis GPX+ edge them out. My only complaint --and this applies to the Savarez as well as other brands-- is that the treble strings lose their smooth surface from nail abrasion and the tone becomes less than idea after a couple of weeks (this is not a fault of my nails which I keep glassy smooth, but just a natural wearing of the string surface).I've found that twisting the strings a few times and retying it extends the life of the string and can restore some of the smooth attack. I wish manufacturers would find a way to make a longer lasting exterior surface of the strings.