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EJ45FF, normal tension, features Pro-Art Carbon trebles and Dynacore basses for unsurpassed superior intonation with the perfect blend of tone, brightness, and projection.

Experience the vibrant, projecting and contemporary tone of D'Addario's Pro-Art Carbon strings. Designed to the exacting specifications of Pro-Art nylon trebles, these fluorocarbon strings deliver unmatched superior intonation, a responsive attack and modern projecting tone. Paired with the bold and powerful Dynacore basses, Pro-Art Carbons offer the ideal combination of tension and tone for today's classical player.
D'Addario Pro-Arte Carbon with Dynacore Basses - Normal Tension Classical Guitar Strings

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  • Superior intonation with a responsive attack and modern projecting tone
  • Paired with our Dynacore composite core basses for a bold, powerful and full round tone
  • Normal Tension
  • String Gauges: Trebles .0240, .0272, .0331 Basses .028, .035, .044

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  • 4TH STRING BROKE WITHIN ONE MONTH!

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    submitted5 years ago

    byGil in SF

    fromSan Francisco

    First-time buyer of carbon strings, and this was the most I've paid for a set in many years. I was expecting to be at least mildly wow-ed, but I felt the brightness of the strings faded rapidly over a couple of weeks, and then the other day I noticed the 4th string fraying at the lower frets. Yesterday it popped mid-song. I don't think I've ever had a string break in less than a month. Maybe it was a set of lemons? But I won't bother buying these again... Oh, and this was after a month of moderate -- at most -- playing. I alternate between three guitars...

  • great tone, however...

    4

    submitted10 years ago

    byANNE

    fromCle OH

    I love the tone these strings give me, but I had trouble with the B (2nd) string slipping off at the bridge. I've never had that kind of problem before, I tried re-stringing it a number of times and it just kept slipping off as I tightened the string. I finally gave up and found an old (20-years old, at least) spare B from a set of Augustine I used to use. Surprisingly, it has held up so far, even through a gig. I'm not sure if the problem is because they're carbon, I have had a couple of straight Dyna-core sets on my guitar and really liked them, so I thought I'd try this hybrid. I guess I'll see how the rest of the strings hold up as far as if I'll buy another set of these.

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  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byTina

    fromOhio

    I am looking for the best classical guitar strings. Can you offer some help? It's for a friend that plays. I, on the other hand know nothing about how many come in a pack or the best kind to buy. Her guitar has 6 strings. Please help!!

    I am looking for the best classical guitar strings. Can you offer some help? It's for a friend that plays. I, on the other hand know nothing about how many come in a pack or the best kind to buy. Her guitar has 6 strings. Please help!!

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Take a look at Thomastik CF127 N Series Nylon Guitar Strings - Normal Tension