Thomastik-Infeld John Pearse Folk Fingerpicking Guitar Strings 16-43

I’ve been buying from Strings By Mail for around 10 years and it’s always been an excellent company.
Prompt shipping , excellent customer service, have never had a complaint about the products.

These strings are a game-changer. I put them on an 1853 Martin 2 1/2-17 and they sound amazing. They’ve got a feel and tone that conjures up steel strings… without all the tension!

These things are amazing. I have them on my 814ce-n and am obsessed. They give you steel string tone with lower tension. The high e is difficult if you're not used to them and I broke my first one. I tied the next one on and haven't had problems since.

I have been using these strings for several years now on a classical guitar that I built myself in Costa Rica about 12 years ago. I usually don't play a classical guitar - I'm a steel string guitar player, and I don't generally like the sound of nylon strings. And, of course, you can't put steel strings on a classical guitar! What to do? Buy these strings! The higher strings sound as much like steel strings as you can get on a classical guitar because even the high E and G strings are wound. As some other reviewers point out, the high E is a little sensitive, and I've had those strings come unwound after just a few weeks or even days. I suggest you order a few extra high E's to have on hand in case that happens to you.

These strings are magical on an open back banjo.

Only problem is, they’re too short. I need to jury rig the banjo to make them work.

I’m hoping if I whine to enough people on enough venues, they’ll finally make them longer!!! :)

Please, please, please make a banjo set!!!
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