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Excellent choice!
First I must say that I'm not professional classical guitar player, so my impressions may not be useful for all of you who are more serious about this instrument.
But still, I do play it a lot, and I felt that with these strings my instrument sounded noticeably better than with the previous set. Carbon G string is not a marketing trick, it really helps with that usually dull sounding string.
Also, my guitar teacher, classically trained musician, noticed strings and asked me which ones I use, therefore it also must mean something since he liked them.
But still, I do play it a lot, and I felt that with these strings my instrument sounded noticeably better than with the previous set. Carbon G string is not a marketing trick, it really helps with that usually dull sounding string.
Also, my guitar teacher, classically trained musician, noticed strings and asked me which ones I use, therefore it also must mean something since he liked them.
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Superb strings
In my opinion these strings work the best out of the very many I have tried with my Ramirez 1A.
They are very balanced between bass and treble at same time as supporting the great bass-treble separation of the "de camara" version Ramirez. Not all strings achieve this.
The carbon 3rd string supports this very well and avoids the "tubby" tone of many other string sets with carbon 3rds, e.g. d'Addario.
They also last a long time.
Highly recommended.
They are very balanced between bass and treble at same time as supporting the great bass-treble separation of the "de camara" version Ramirez. Not all strings achieve this.
The carbon 3rd string supports this very well and avoids the "tubby" tone of many other string sets with carbon 3rds, e.g. d'Addario.
They also last a long time.
Highly recommended.
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