D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings (.012-.053 Light)Item ID: EJ16.012-.053 Light Gauge Acoustic Guitar Strings, Phosphor Bronze
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From Our Research Team:Get the Most out of Your Acoustic guitar with D'Addario Strings!Behind every set of D'Addario strings are over three centuries of fine craftsmanship. The D'Addario family tradition began in the tiny town of Salle, Italy in 1680 where they made assorted instrument strings for over two hundred years before relocating to New York in 1905. As the modern string making industry began to develop, the D'Addario family emerged as innovators by designing the winding machine most string makers still use today. And while their techniques have modernized, the pride that goes into each set of strings dates back to the D'Addario family's earliest roots.Phosphor Bronze was introduced to string making by D'Addario in 1974 and has become synonymous with warm acoustic tone. These strings are acclaimed world-wide, because they sound great even after extended use and wear. D'Addario Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings Features at a Glance:
Reviewsbased on 3 reviewsLong time user
by TJ from United States
I've used these strings for over 15 years. Great sound, but you need to keep them clean to keep that sound. I've experienced breakage as well, but no more than with much more expensive strings. I'v... read more [+]e also found that the breaks have been caused by equipment (make sure the saddles are smooth with no sharp edges). close [-]
February 10, 2013 Music Background: Performer, player, hobbyist Great Sound
by Steve from PA, USA
I don't know what the previous reviewer is doing, but I play all styles; from fingerstyle to strumming to flatopicking, and RARELY break strings. Generally, they last until I change them again. So..p... read more [+]erhaps if one's "attack" on the strings is heavy, heavier gauge strings may be required. However, these are nice sounding, and certainly not a waste of money. close [-]
February 7, 2013 Music Background: Been playing 20+ years.. Not a fan
by Elaine from Oklahoma
These are very brittle. G string broke very easily I would not waste my money. Worst strings I've used
August 24, 2011 Music Background: Playing almost one year
Mike, Cheney, WA Also popular
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