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I've been shamed into trying 80/20 PB strings on my 2 acoustic only L-7's. Elixir Nanowebs look like one good suggestion and the other set suggested is D'Add's 80/20 bronze EJ11's. (( these don't look coated, so could they be too much ( squeaky ) for me to get used to ?? )).
And are there any others to consider ?
I have used flats on them for years......I know, heresy, right ?
Thanks !!Last edited by Dennis D; 10-15-2019 at 11:03 PM.
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10-15-2019 09:57 PM
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Martin is doing a coated 80/20. I don't dig the coated ones myself, but I dig their regular ones.
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I have Elixir nanowebs on an carved top acoustic archtop currently, they feel nice to play on, they is nowhere near as much finger squeak, but I feel like they lack some of the projection of the uncoated strings. I may be wrong, but the wound strings don't seem to have as much punch.
Again,I may be imagining all of this!
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To me, Elixir Nanowebs on my acoustic guitar sound like 4 month old strings out of the box and then they stay that way for 6 months or more till you change them.
Could be OK on a jazz guitar.
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Originally Posted by campusfive
Especially appreciate your reply Jonathan. I'm guessing you'll gig amplified, but what do you use completely unplugged and unmic'ed ?
Maybe flats are quiet and all the rest aren't.......
Thanks.
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JP for sound, Elixir for durability.
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Originally Posted by jorgemg1984
Thx
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john pierce strings?
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Originally Posted by Bimmer
That was my guess . I see where they offer a nickel round wound.......( ? ).....
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Sorry, John Pearse. They have 80/20 strings.
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D'addario EXP's are coated, but not so much as Elixir's. They have been my favorite acoustic string for a few years, but now I recently discovered Cleartones and I think I like them even better.
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