D'Addario Pro-Arte Nylon Classical Guitar Strings, Hard Tension

I'm getting back into nylon string guitar. I have a cheap classical that had broken strings so decided to give these a try. If you play steel string guitar as your main instrument, go for a high tension set. They're very easy to play and if you have strength built up from steel strings, these won't present any problems. In fact, I've needed to develop a lighter touch with both hands to keep things in control. These sound great. The bass strings resonate well and the three "nylgut" strings feel good and have a sweet top end. Overall I find them to be very balanced and pleasing to the ear. I've got no issues with these, but I'm also a novice nylon string player. I've grown my right hand fingernails a bit and I'm working on my classical right hand techniques.

Love this string fir my cirdoba F7.

They’re the best value for this type of string for sound quality, price, and, and availability.

I have always been using the D'Addario EJ45 pro arte strings on my Cordoba C10 European Spruce Top guitar. I finally bought the EJ46 pro arte strings and I like tonal palette of different colours and flavors of each note blends together smoothly and evenly and balance. I always get 100 to 110 hours on the D'Addario EJ45 and EJ46 strings. They feel smooth and stay in tune and playability is always outstanding. I enjoy the deep warm basses and mids and warm nylon trebles.

I use these with a Godin Multiac (they're the recommended string for this guitar if I recall) as the extra tension works well with the synth tracking. I've never had a set of nylon strings that didn't need to be tuned up to pitch every time you play, and these are no exception, but they seem to hold tension as well as any other nylon strings. They sound good to my ear and they work better when using modeling on a Roland GR-55 for such things as steel string emulation (a weird concept, I know; I have lots of actual steel string guitars I could use for the same thing). The combination of the sound of these nylon strings with the Roland hollowbody jazz guitar emulation is especially good--very woody and expressive. I have not used them on an acoustic nylon guitar, but on my solidbody they work very well.

I put these strings on my Alvarez hybrid classical/electric guitar. I'm giving them 5 stars because they're certainly high quality, but I'll also say that I probably wouldn't buy them again. As you'd expect from higher tension strings, they're a little bit harder on the fingers than the EJ45 strings. That's not such a big deal if you have calluses, but they still have a very different feel from normal tension strings, and I'm not really a fan of it so far. They also have a different sound. The base strings in particular are brighter and louder than D'addario normal tension strings. They have sort of a metallic twang to them that's hard for me to describe. As a result, these strings sound really good when I'm strumming chords, but when I'm fingerpicking a song, the bass strings tend to overpower the treble strings and I've had to adjust my technique accordingly. They almost make my guitar sound more like a traditional steel string than a classical. Overall, I don't think these are my cup of tea, but don't take my word for it. They're definitely worth a try, especially if you do a lot of strumming on your classical.

Producto de muy buena calidad

Reasonable price, no nonsense, plain and simple, professional quality strings. Sound: If one tries to imagine or remember the typical sound of a beautiful classical/flaminco guitar. Most people will imagine the sound produced by these strings. If you like the default sound of the classical guitar, you will like these strings. That simple. They are the industry standard, and for good reason. Playability: they feel the same as you expect of any pro quality strings. Longevity: as with all strings they sound best new, in this case the initial extra brightness and volume and superb sound lasts for 1-4weeks. My average is 2 to 3 weeks. They still sound good (but not superb) after 1 month, and can easily last for a few months. Consistency: never had a bad set in over 20 years. They are air sealed, will always stay fresh even after many years of storage, untill you open the bag.

Não é a top de linha, mas atende bem. Continuo comprando

Note - These are high-tension strings so it is advisable to change all the strings accordingly otherwise your guitar might sound different. This is my second purchase. I had originally needed only the 5th string, but since this particular product is only available in sets, I was obliged to purchase the entire set. The nylon strings are coated with a high-tension silver-coated copper which produces a bright acoustic sound initially, but after some time, the natural bright nylon pluck will become more prominent. I am somewhat sceptical regarding the longevity of these strings for up to 3 years and the high maintenance required, which includes avoiding pressure on the strings and storing them in optimal temperature conditions. Nonetheless, I am pleased with the overall build and quality of the product. For all classical guitar players, this product is an excellent choice, albeit a bit expensive in the price segment. Given that it is an imported product, there is little that can be done about the price. I wholeheartedly recommend this product.

Ottime corde

Compré las D'Addario Pro Arté EJ43 para mi guitarra clásica y se sienten muy bien, sobre todo si buscas tensión ligera y comodidad al tocar. Lo bueno es que son suaves al tacto, mantienen afinación bastante estable y tienen un sonido cálido, ideal para practicar o tocar en casa. Además, al venir en lote de 6 cuerdas, tienes repuesto de sobra para un tiempo. Lo que mejoraría es que la primera afinación tarda un poco en estabilizarse, pero una vez se asientan, todo perfecto.

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