D'Addario Pro-Arte Black Nylon Composite Flamenco Guitar Strings - EJ25B

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Sweden on Dec 07, 2023

Klaus-D. Sikorsky: Extrem langlebige Saiten, die dazu noch super klingen. Gerade auch für Wenigspieler geeignet, da die Saiten nicht nach einer gewissen Zeit von selbst reissen ohne dass sie viel bespielt wurden.

Germany on Nov 13, 2023

JOSE EDUARDO SEVERO MARTINS: òtima qualidade

Brazil on Oct 30, 2023

お隣さん: 1週間しか持たないけど巻き弦の音質が最高です。プレーン弦は大体使わずに捨ててしまうので、値段が高くなってもバラで販売して欲しいところです。

Japan on Oct 15, 2023

Jocko James: Perfect Jazz Guitar strings!
Long lasting, mellow, rich tone.
Easy on the fingers!
Jazz great Joe Pass used them.
That is good enough for me.

United States on Sep 20, 2023

Dvd: Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo, il suono mi piace molto il suono

Italy on Apr 19, 2023

Capt Boom Boom.: Really good sound and better quality than what I have been using. Great vibrato and balanced tone across all strings.

United States on Oct 18, 2022

Paul Moss: I am a Flamenco student and started originally on the acoustic, so my calluses were built up by the time I transitioned to medium tension strings. I started with the 820 red nylon at medium tension for a few months, transitioning to Pro Arte were absolutely heavenly. I used the 820s everyday for a month playing 4-6 hours a day and they start to break and tare around the one month mark. The Pro Arte are more expensive and I haven't run them through the gauntlet yet to determine their lifespan, but the tension is perfect for me. Not too high, not too low, just right! Overall, the sound is superb. I hear a twang in the lows that wasn't as evident in the 820s and the highs in black nylon sound very clear. Overall, they are pricey, but worth it in my opinion. Enjoy!

United States on Oct 07, 2022

Luis G.: I normally hate black nylon strings. They sound dull. I tried a set on my classical guitar because they sounded so good on my flamenco. They did not sound as good on my classical. They are a Flamenco string. Every guitar is different so what works on one fails on another. I have tried Hahnabach strings and they were good but not any better on my Oribe Grand Suprema. I used to use La Bella Professional on my Yamaha Classical professional series. It was a very nice guitar with jacaranda back and sides. Not a laminated guitar. All solid aged woods. Based a on Arch Angel Fernandez design by the builder. They worked great. I listen to the maker on what they say but If I find a better string I will use it.

United States on Jul 16, 2021

Peter A. Johnson: I am relatively new to classical guitar, so please consider that when reading this review.
These strings are installed on a Fender CN-320AS. Compared to the unknown brand strings that were on my guitar and the Ernie Ball set that followed, these (IMHO) sounded and played better. The tone was fuller, and the trebles were more pronounced (clearer) and balanced. After using one set of these Pro-Arte, I decided to try a set of Savarez 520R. (If you have any experience at all with classical guitars, you probably know that one should experiment with strings to find the "right" strings for one's taste.) Although I have not made a clear decision as to which string sounds better to me, I will say that they are very comparable. Both types of strings offer full, round bass notes and clear treble notes. The Savarez may be a bit rounder / brighter on the bass side, but these Pro-Arte also sound excellent. The trebles may be slightly louder with the Pro-Arte on this particular guitar as well, but the sound of both sets are excellent and both project very well.

My recommendation is that these strings are well worth trying to see if the are the ones for you. I will definitely buy...

United States on Sep 14, 2014