What strings on acoustic guitar for jazz sound?

[Woodstove]

Good suggest
Nightclub R39 are most nasal sound than V24 and V25
do you think are a good choice for my acoustic folk Yamaha fs830 000 body shape, solid spruce top , laminated rosewood back and side?
Their sound will not be too nasal ?
Why do you not suggest V24 or V25?
Sure their price is more high , very expensive
I think about this !

I can't comment on these comparisons, haven't tried them. The Nightclubs came highly recommended to me and I have a set on my OOM sized acoustic. I don't find them nasal at all, I love the tone and the feel. Original set has been on 6 months (though not a lot of play) and sound just as good now so they seem like long lasting strings which offsets the cost a bit.

[Guido_59]

@ragmsnt1

Your idea is a little, but effectively could be work.
For the cost I’ll try it

[ragman1]

@ragmsnt1

Your idea is a little, but effectively could be work.
For the cost I’ll try it

Exactly.

[Woodstove]

I think you should change your pick and that will get you closer to your ideal tone than changing strings.

Couldn't agree more. I'm sold on Blue Chips cause I don't lose them and they last forever. When I move from 40-50-60 mm jazz picks it's like changing pickups! And they were "born" in the flat top/mandolin blue grass world and they make a huge difference with acoustics and electrics not only for tone but great playability as they slide off the strings effortlessly.

[Guido_59]

I can't comment on these comparisons, haven't tried them. The Nightclubs came highly recommended to me and I have a set on my OOM sized acoustic. I don't find them nasal at all, I love the tone and the feel. Original set has been on 6 months (though not a lot of play) and sound just as good now so they seem like long lasting strings which offsets the cost a bit.

Do you talk about R39 ? Dogal official define their sound nasal , instead of brilliant of V24 and V25