D'Addario EJ37 12-String Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, Medium Top/Heavy Bottom, 12-54

I have been using Daddario phosphor bronze for last 3 years. Excellent sound quality in budget range.. If you play regularly, they will easily last upto 5 months, until they get rusted. Tuning stability is good, but initially they might get detuned due to phosphor coating slippage.To check for ordinal daddario, always remember that there will a matt rubber type coating on the packet surface and inside packet, there will be a unique code which you can verify on official daddario site

The quality is good, but I broke three strings. maybe because the humid climate in Dharmasala.

Incredibly easy to play with a very cheerful and bright sound to the guitar. My F310 came with strings that possibly had the best balance between bright and warm, but I lost a high E to careless tuning. Since then, I’d switched to a set of Martin Eric Clapton .12 and always kind of had a feeling that I ‘settled’ for something I wasn’t convinced on (although, online reviews rave about these strings). I just replaced the MEC’s with the EJ26 and boy, the change swept me away! These strings are both more melodious and easier to play at the same time. They are a bit ‘overbright’ at the moment, but that’s expected from brand new strings. I can already hear the warm undertones that will come up as these strings mature. And then I expect them to be on that sweet spot of bright and warm, just as it claims on the pack. And I’m certainly missing less notes too. Chalk that up to the .11 instead of the .12.Edit: I have purchased these again after almost a year and have decided these are hands down the best you can buy in this market. Sounds even better on my mahogany bodied acoustic.

Totally worth it and it have superb balance and rich tone.

I was looking for some good acoustic strings as my previous e string broke. I knew that D'Addario is a good manufacturer but now all I can say that it's the best out there. I bought custom light 11 gauge strings from Amazon. It's a genuine product shipped to me by Cloudtail India. Coming to the strings, they give a sharp tone which is good for strumming. They give you the feeling you want to play guitar. They're also easy to press. You can go for them if you like sharper sounds but you can also check medium gauge (13) strings for a softer and calmer sound but they are hard to press. Happy Shopping!

Nashville strings I got don't Sound Full like 12 Strings Guitar. Suitable for Open Notes. There is a bit of the 12 string sound at my 6 Strings Guitar. Better to use .71 Guitar pick for Nashville Strings. There is no App for Nashville Tuning. Chords Can't be played in Nashville Strings. If you Already have 12 Strings Guitar, you may Not find it worthwhile to buy these Nashville strings.

It's great if you are performing live

G string broke after 2-3 days…what a waste of money…don’t know why Daddario is delivering such a bad product…now not even able to but it separately 😑😑😑

Muito boa

Work fine at a reasonable cost. Good for a spare guitar

D'Addario, a name synonymous with acoustic excellence, has once again captivated guitarists with their Phosphor Bronze 13-56 Acoustic Guitar Strings. As a dedicated musician, I recently ventured into the realm of these strings, and their tonal magic has left me utterly impressed. Here's a detailed review of the D'Addario Phosphor Bronze strings that seamlessly combine craftsmanship and sonic brilliance.From the moment I delicately wound the first string onto my guitar's peg, I knew I was in for a treat. The D'Addario packaging ensures that the strings reach you in pristine condition, ready to unleash their sonic potential. The installation process is a breeze, guided by the consistency and smoothness of these well-crafted strings.The standout feature of the D'Addario Phosphor Bronze strings is their unique tonal character. The use of phosphor bronze alloy, known for its warmth and resonance, imparts a distinct personality to these strings. With a gauge of 13-56, the strings offer the perfect balance of tension and tonal depth. The bass strings resonate with a rich and earthy warmth, while the treble strings shimmer with clarity and brilliance. This tonal complexity elevates every note I play, adding layers of expressiveness to my music.Durability is a hallmark of D'Addario strings, and the Phosphor Bronze series is no exception. Despite their thicker gauge, these strings maintain their integrity over extended periods of use, retaining their clear and vibrant tone. This longevity speaks volumes about the quality of materials and craftsmanship invested in these strings.The higher tension brought about by the gauge enhances the playability of the strings. From intricate fingerstyle passages to powerful strumming, these strings respond with precision and sensitivity. The uniform feel across the strings ensures a consistent playing experience, whether I'm navigating intricate melodies or exploring complex chord progressions.D'Addario's commitment to environmental sustainability shines through in their packaging, reflecting their dedication to reducing their environmental impact and supporting a greener planet.In conclusion, the D'Addario Phosphor Bronze 13-56 Acoustic Guitar Strings are a testament to D'Addario's legacy of excellence and innovation. Their distinctive tonal palette, durability, and playability make them a top choice for acoustic guitarists aiming to expand their sonic horizons. Whether you're strumming for leisure, recording in a studio, or performing on stage, these strings deliver a symphony of brilliance and reliability. D'Addario continues to set the standard for superior musical experiences, and the Phosphor Bronze strings are a shining testament to their commitment to musicians worldwide.

Immer noch die Saiten mit dem besten Preis/Leistungsverhältnis, ausgewogener Klang mit präzisem Bass und feinen, aber unaufdringlich Höhen. Das gilt bei mir von der billigsten (59,-) bis zur teuersten (500,-) Westerngitarre, die ich bespiele. Und die Saiten "halten" lange, soll heißen, selbst bei häufigem Einsatz einer Gitarre mindestens 3 Monate, bevor der Klang ein wenig dumpfer wird (und dann ist auch optisch erkennbar, dass ein neuer Satz fällig ist)

Pour le Nashville tuning ! Très original !!!!