D'Addario Guitar Strings - Pro-Arte Classical Guitar Strings - EJ43 - Nylon Guitar Strings - Silver Plated Wound, Nylon Core - Light Tension, 1-Pack

I love this string, using D'Addario Pro Art over 25 years.

The strings loose up too quickly compared to other strings and brands used After a days play for 3 weeks still have to keep tuning in every day

Ces cordes pour guitare classique D'Addario light tension sont exceptionnelles! Elles produisent un son chaud, elles sont très confortables, elles ont un excellent rapport qualité/prix et résistent bien à un usage fréquent du capodastre. Elles sont parfaites pour jouer aussi bien des pièces classiques, du Flamenco que du Rock. Je les recommande. En revanche, pour des débutants à la guitare, je conseillerais plutôt les medium, car les cordes light "flottent" un peu sur la guitare, ce qui peut rendre un peu tricky l'apprentissage.

弦の音色がよく、比較的に安定的に使用できる。

Paso muchas horas improvisando jazz y prefiero un tacto muy flojo sin perder precisión, por lo que estas cuerdas me permiten no tener que apretar demasiado los dedos sin sacrificar el sonido. Además son de muy buena calidad, las recomiendo y las uso en mi guitarra clásica y en mi ovation amplificada.

Gute Qualität, immer wieder!

Very nice sounding strings for classical guitar. Below are my guidelines when buying strings and deciding which to get: In case you didn't know, classical guitars have wider necks and more space between the strings, where as acoustic guitars are your standard issue taylor swift guitar. Classic guitar strings are more for finger picking and instrumental songs, which make these specialized for slurs, hammer-ons, etc. Acoustic guitar strings are better for playing chords. Light Tension refers to how hard it is to press the string down to play it, and how loose it is strung essentially. Light tension strings like these are strings that are very easy to press down against the neck of the guitar and/or bend to manipulate the sound being played. They are especially useful for beginners or people whose fingers hurt from pressing the strings down for so long so hard, since you don't have to push down as hard to play the note cleanly. Nylon strings are best for slurs, hammer-ons, etc. which is why it is ideal for classical guitars, as it allows for finger pickings and slurring without getting that screechy sound you sometimes hear from a guitar. Metal strings produce that sound, whereas nylon are smooth and have no grooves, so they don't screech. Metal strings are generally thought to sound better for chords though, depending on your preferences really. As an intermediate guitar player, I still like these types of strings best and always will. I highly recommend Light tension, nylon strings