D'Addario Guitar Strings - Pro-Arte Classical Guitar Strings - EJ45TT Dynacore - Silver Plated Wrap, Composite Dynacore, Titanium Nylon Trebles - Normal Tension, 1-Pack

The best for my Cordoba C7. The loudest nylons, beautiful and very singing tone, indeed bright but can be very warm. Similar to knobloch Leo brouwers. I have tried many strings on my Cordoba C7 from savarez, knobloch, la Bella, Hannabach, and augustine. I never bothered with d'addario because their normal pro artes are very bland and uninspiring. But these titanium trebles and dynacore basses are just the best strings for my c7. I have finally found trebles not as sharp and metallic as carbon but are as loud. These titanium trebles are very much like the knobloch Leo brouwer trebles which were my previous favorites. They are very similar in color, gray ish blue tint. Clearly they are the same formulas of nylon but d'addario wins. The basses are bright and crisp but can be warm, they have an interesting tone that I liked immediately. Only downside is after a week they are starting to die, even my professor noticed their dullness. But all of my favorite basses only last me a week. So this is no surprise. In terms of playability they are pretty stiff for a high tension. These basses i must admit are not the smoothest and comfortable. But I cant get over their tone so it's worth it. They are relatively cheap compared to knobloch, its very worth it.

Back in the day, I took on the ambitious goal of running my electric classical guitar through nasty distortion pedals to make progressive metal. It wouldn't have been possible without these. Beautiful crisp sound, that my Michael Kelly's pickup was very responsive too, and a tight tension to resemble electric strings to perform metal techniques that require high tension such as tremolo picking. Even if not attempting what I did, this is the gold standard for strings for me. They were sadly unavailable for awhile, but I pray they never stop producing them for when I get the time to revive the bands of my youth.

Install these new strings 2 weeks ago and they are still stretching out. To my ears these titanium strings sound very nice on my Kremona Fiesta FC classical guitar. I really like them. The bass strings have a very strong punch and the treble strings have a bell like sound. Very happy with these strings. I also tried these on my Kremona Romida RD-S, the treble strings don’t have that bell like sound, the bass strings are punchy. The treble strings sounds a bit warmer on the Romida RD-S. On the Fiesta FC, these strings do sound much better than these others that I have used; RC Strings RL50, RC Strings SN10, D’Addario EJ45. These others the treble strings have a warmer sound compared to the D’Addario EJ46TT. The price on these titanium strings per package is not cheap and not expensive. I am going to try D’Addario EJ46 Hard Tension next to see how they compare in sound with the titanium. Give these titanium strings a try you will be pleasantly pleased.

I have had these on my Godin Classical guitar for almost two years and am now replacing them with the same. And it's not because they sound like they need to be replaced. The best thing about them is that there are no string issues that get in the way of playing. The strings do their job well, the sound is strong and clear and the feel is good. Put these on and all you have to do is play.

These strings were recommended to me by my online guitar teacher (Tomas Michaud, who is very good, by the way, for anyone not in a position to receive personal instruction for whatever reason). Which strings you choose is a very subjective decision, and the same answer will not apply to everyone, but these have worked well for me. I changed strings the first time after I bought my classical style guitar with a set recommended by the salesman at the guitar store where I purchased it, but was disappointed that my guitar no longer had the same brightness and clarity of sound afterward, and the sustain was very short. These characteristics didn't go well with my interest in Spanish-style music, so I asked for a recommendation from my teacher, and these are the ones he currently uses. They restored the sound that I fell in love with when I bought my guitar. I found that they did take a bit of getting used to, though, on the non-wound strings. The material they are made of is inherently a bit more "slippery" (for lack of a better adjective) than some other strings, which requires more careful placement of the fingers to avoid having a string slide around under your finger in some situations. This is not necessarily a bad thing- it encourages careful attention to technique, and after a little time playing with them, I was fine. I am able to replicate the nice, clear tone and long sustain I hear on some of the recordings I have of Flamenco music, which is what I was hoping for.

I've tested a lot of high end classical guitar string brands. I've found the best in D'Addario Pro Arte strings (EJ46TT) HARD. No, they're not hard to play. My playing style, music preference is finger picking, Brazilian jazz mostly. I cant believe how long the tone on these strings last. I checked my archives. Last set I put on was Oct. 2025. I play everyday on these strings. Wipe them down daily with Fast Fret. 5 stars for warm tone and durability.

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I'll start with what I like about these strings. The strings wound in metal reach note stability really really quickly. The tension is just right for me. It has an easy action while not feeling sloppy under the fingers. Also the strings are very nice to play with nails, just gliding. The low E string comes with less wire around the lower part making stringing up easier (see in picture 2) The sound quality it very nice (although the G string isn't my favourite). The lower notes have a nice sizzle to the and nice 'n' sweet on the upper strings. Very balanced sound. Things I'm not so keen on!! Apart from the low E string, these strings are a pain to string up. Like slippery eels! The G string can sound a bit tubby sometimes (although that common with most strings). The upper 3 strings take a while to settle. So if you're playing a concert, string up with plenty of time to break them in. Over all they're great strings. Takes some time to set up but it's worth it in my opinion

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I read some review when it was time to change my strings. They were impressive and I decided to give it a shot. WOW! Ok. They impressed me so much!!! While I was restringing my guitar, it already sounded so much better! Even when I play chords it sounds amazing. Buy this, you will not regret it.

Le corde sono buone con un ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Hanno un suono forte e potente di carattere, leggermente metallico ma non stridulo , buona proiezione, ed equilibrate ( dipende anche dallo strumento ) ottima durata e degrado nel tempo contenuto. Le preferisco alle corde in fibra carbonio troppo metalliche il suono è più dolce pur mantenendo un elevato volume sonoro e sustain, offrono una buona espressività.