D'Addario EJ19 Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, Bluegrass, 12-56

It's a great set of guitar strings. I'm using from 6 month back. The sound coming from this newly installed guitar strings is really amazing to me. But one request to the manufacturer and seller is to marketized such set of strings where only string no. #1(E), #2(B) & , #3(G) will be available

It sounds very good. Nice heavy base. It might affect the action on some guitars. And it needs some basic knowledge of truss rod adjustments as some of the guitars with low action will need to adjust the truss rod to avoid buzzing in 2nd, 3rd frets (or any other fret depending on the shape of your fretboard). These issues however might not appear in your normal lighter guage strings. For the very beginners however, I would not suggest this as it is heavy on fingertips and also needs some tweaking for better playability and they should stick with the standard lighter guages. If you're aware of the techniques for action adjustment, go for it. You'll love the sound of it more than your previous guages. Regarding packing quality, I would like to add that the original Daddario strings would always come in plastic vaccume packing inside. I didn't get vaccume packed though. One of the strings probably would have pierced thorough the platic somewhere but still the strings were bright and not rustic anywhere. Checked with the code inside and found it to be genuine on the Daddario's website. Finally, four stars because one of the strings that broke while winding it for the first time itself (higher E string). I've changed many strings my life to be experienced in this. This was the first experience that a string broke while winding it for the very first time. Don't know why. Had a spare B string which I'm using now in place of that.

I have been using Daddario phosphor bronze from last 5 years. Excellent sound quality in budget range... I have tried Ernie Ball phosphor bronze which do not last long as Daddario's.. If you play regularly, they will easily last upto 4 months, until they get rusted. Tuning stability is good, but initially they might get detuned due to phosphor coating slippage. Bass and treble response are well balanced, hence you will enjoy the sound more while strumming. To check for original 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.

Excellent product for guitarist

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.

Sound is great 👍

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.

E A D G - 1 octave high strings enable different types of tuning patterns