Strings, Acoustic Guitar Strings, 80/20 Bronze with POLYWEB Coating, Longest-Lasting Warm Tone with Comfortable Feel, 6 String Set, Custom Light 11-52

Good quality 🙂😊

Can’t imagine why anyone would use anything else 😎 I think they invented the coating process . The additional cost is so worth it .

U can really feel the difference , this strings sounds crisp and smooth .... recommended to all acoustic guitar , it really works very fantastic!

Super recomendadas amigos y 12 cuerdas por el precio está súper solo que están OCTAVADAS para que lo tomen en cuenta !!! Compren 2 paquetes para tenerlas pares total vale lo mismo que si compras un solo paquete de 6 y tienes hasta repuestos 👌🏻

Tonal quality and long life

いままではナノウェブを張ったことしかなく、良い意味ではどのアコギに張っても同じような キラキラした音にしかならなく、安いアコギにしか張っていなかったのですが、今回初めてポリウェブを 張ってみて非常に感動しました。 音が前に出すぎず、かといってこもる音でもなく、ビンテージギターにもぴったりとフィットするきれいな 音がします。フィンガーノイズも非常に小さく、フィンガースタイルで演奏する方にはお勧めします。

Han durado mucho

If you're reading this, chances are you know about Scott Grove, the YouTube guitar instructor and opinionated ranter. Some love him, some hate him, and I don't care either way -- I take what's useful and leave the rest. Well, ol' Scott says these are the ONLY decent guitar strings on the market, which is a pretty strong claim, so I decided they were worth a try, and I'd decide for myself. I can't honestly say these are the only good strings on the market. I've used other good ones, and I've particularly liked D'addario Phosphor Bronze. But dang, these are really good strings. Grove likes them because he says his corrosive sweat destroys other strings in a matter of hours, or sooner, while these never need changing no matter how sweaty his gigs are. Well, I'll take his word on that, but I'm not a gigging guitarist, nor am I particularly sweaty. I just like these because they have a bright, full sound, they stay in tune like nobody's damn business, they minimize string noise, they feel great under my fingertips... and I hate, hate, hate changing strings. I'm going to keep these things on my Washburn EA20 for the foreseeable future, and if Grove is right, they may last for years. If that's true, I'll be an even happier camper. If not, well, I'm loving these anyway. I don't see any down side, except that they cost a few bucks more, but I'm glad to pay that if I get even double the string life, let alone the near-eternal string life that the very excitable Grove suggests. Oh, and if you haven't seen his video (and/or don't like his verbose and "unusual" style), he claims that Elixir Nanowebs are horrible, and only the Polywebs are any good. I can't vouch for that, but I can tell you that in this particular case, he was right about the Polywebs. My advice as always is to listen to everyone, take it all with a grain of salt, and decide what's best for your own fingers and your own sound.