2001 Medium Tension Silver-Plated wound Classical Guitar String - Pack of 3-029-0415

La Bella Classical Guitar StringsI've been using La Bella most of my life - they're fairly inexpensive and have a nice warm sound. The medium tension is forgiving for hobby guitarists (you know who you are - you really upped your skillz during covid and have started slacking off again). The thickness (slight but they're not XL) makes them a bit more durable and less prone to breakage. Worth the price and will always buy again.

La Bella 2001 Medium Tension Classical Guitar Strings are very flexible and gentleto the touch. The Nylon 202 used for treble strings and Silver-plated bass stringsgive a good balance-sound and greater projection and responsiveness.The medium tension is a very good choice for ease of playing.

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These strings sounded good, very similar to D'addario ProArtes. They just never stabilized for me. Even as I could see fret wear on the wrap (one week in!) they never would stay in tune longer than a few hours. I tied knots with four twists and tied at the post. I've never had these issues before over savarez, d'addario, augustine or martin strings.

This set of strings is nothing but awesome. Due to how late they are my fingers never get tired while playing.

Compre estas cuerdas por recomendación de una página web. Soy nuevo en esto de las guitarras y mi guitarra es una guitarra económica. Su sonido era poco dulce y se desafinaba continuamente. Cuando cambie a las cuerdas La Bella todo cambió. Ahora suena mucho mejor y no se desafina tan rápido. Después de las cuerdas también le cambie el puente y la cejilla por unas hueso que le dieron un cambio radical a mi guitarra. Estas cuerdas son una buena compra para quienes quieren unas cuerdas suaves, que no desafina y que mejoran el sonido del instrumento.

These are fine classical strings for most any good guitar, particularly if you humidify. They are not as crisp or loud as the Savarez Cantiga Strings (which made my Cordoba Fusion Orchestra guitar sound like a $3000 guitar), but sound well-balanced and full. I used them for a while on my 1977 Ramirez 1A, but switched to Augustine lights because I don't over-humidify my guitar and I wanted a slightly warmer sound. There is some fret noise. In general, they are fine strings.

I always buy LaBella strings. They are good quality and very reasonably priced.