BB111 Jazz Guitar Strings: Jazz Bebop Series 6 String Set - Pure Nickel Round Wounds E, B, G, D, A, E Set

These are excellent strings. Smooth winds and a lively sound. Works quite well for playing my archtop acoustically. Will buy again and again.

if you own a epiphone broadway, these are the perfect strings for that guitar. 13 guage wound round. I tried the 13 flats didn't like. update on these strings. this is my third pack using these strings, for some reason the g string fall apart to point of cutting your finger. other than that these are good strings. I replace the g string for a plain 19 guage which to me sound better with more sustain. I think the company should fix that problem . these strings are expensive.

These strings are a bit more money but well worth it. Very nice on my archtops. Btw; the string ends at the tuner side are well made so as to make winding a breeze! Highly recommend!

Installed these for the first time, and the A string fell apart. I did not know this before, but you must put a sharp bend before cutting a round core string or it will fall apart. I bought a 2nd set and tuned these up without cutting and these sound much better. Some round core vendors put a warning about this but I did not see anything on this package.

I have used these for years on archtops playing mostly in big bands. Great jazz tones and last a long time. You get what you pay for and more!

Definitely the best set of round wound strings for jazz guitar. Balanced , with the right amount of brightness . Every string and note is very distinct. No mudness , as it happens with flat wound strings. Excellent for fusion, jazz and basically anything, I have it on my Gibson ES 335 and lately also on my Stratocaster. Way better than any strings I ever used. By the way in the Amazon description there is an error. They describe this strings as “accordion accessory” . Totally wrong! Thomastic-Infeld is a string manufacturer from 1600, in Austria. They are , with Pirastro the most famous and high quality strings manufacturer in the world. They are specialized on strings for orchestra (violin, viola,cello,bass) and jazz .

These are the best strings made by man. They stay in tune and they stay in tone forever. Im not sure you ever need to change them. I have these on my Ed Bickert Telecaster and they sound amazing. They also handle open tunings and drop tunings like a charm and barely change tension while doing it. I dont know how they make these things so good, they must have string faeries in the factory imbuing these strings with magic. I like the Swing set too. This set has a plain g string where the Swing set has a wound g string. I like both.

All of this is subjective of course BUT.... By far THE Best strings I have ever used (and been thru them all over my 40+ years of playing!!) Feel great, not stiff. Almost feels like you're playing nylon strings. Not as warm as flatwounds. I also tried Tomastik flats ( didnt care for them) The roundwounds are warm enough for my jazz playing and a little punchier if you transition to blues & funk Yes, more expensive, but last longer than others I have used. Try em!