Elixir, Acoustic Guitar Strings, 80/20 Bronze, NANOWEB, 6-String, 11-52

Sure they're more expensive than regular guitar strings, but they live up to the hype-snd beyond. Once you use Elixirs, no other string is good enough. Well worth the extra money for their sound and durability.

Great value for great strings. Super playable, almost an icy sort of feeling. Strings were plenty long and easy to wind quickly and tightly. They stay I. Tune better than some others I have tried.

The best strings money can buy . Sound is irreversible, easy on fingers.

Fantastic. Long lasting. Great fell and sound

They sound great. Aside from one little problem, the G string broke while I was winding it while stringing the pack onto my takamine acoustic guitar. Albeit, it may have been that I wound the machine head too fast and the tension velocity was too high for the string's tension threshold per second which may have caused the string to break from winding too fast (impact pressure, heat buildup within the string's metal alchemy, for instance) but luckily I had my local downtown music store hook me up with a dadario G string for 99¢ to replace it. So I didn't have to return the pack and wait another 2-3 days for a replacement pack from amazon (which by the way is less than half the price of small music store prices for packs of strings). So I got the g string, strung it up with the rest of the elixir pack. Anyway, the strings sound excellent. I can even hear a substantial difference in the sound clarity and brightness between the elixir wound strings vs the extra single string I bought for 99¢ from the local small music store. I've been playing Damien rice, iron & wine, and other acoustic songs since I restrung the takamine yesterday. And it seems they've settled and stretched pretty well in the span of just one day. In fact, I liked the strings so much I ordered a second set on Amazon. This time, the Polyweb's for about 10 bucks! Can't complain about that.

Nice strings

These have been my go-to for years. I found and strung a ten-year-old set of these on my main acoustic since I wasn't playing out with them and they still sounded great for a few weeks. I prefer the 11-52 thickness due to it's playability and bendability. Whatever the gauge, these feel great and you don't slip on the coating.

Most people I know try these coated strings and never buy anything else. They last 10x-100x as long as non-coated strings and sound good the whole time. You don't have to clean them if you don't want and could last 6 months of daily playing. They're especially great for closet guitars because you can just pull it out and play it once every 4 months, stick it back in the closet, and they won't rust or go dead. I can't hear a difference between these and non coated strings. Even guitar snobs trade thier ej-16s For coated strings they are worth the extra money

Idealnie zgrane z moim Martinem i Yamaha. Nie wiem jak z innymi gitarami ale przypuszczam, że podobnie. Produkt moim zdaniem doskonały. Polecam

Stringe sound really good on my new guitar - Eastman E8OM TC

Suenan muy bien, un sonido cálido y tiene graves que para mi gusto son perfectos

Akustik gitar için her daim Elixir.

These are terrific strings, they are great straight out of the box and the custom light is perfect for beginners! All my guitars have Elixer Nanowebs on them and they sound woderful! Something to keep in mind is the 80/20 bronze is a very bright string which still sounds really good but for certain things but the Phosphor bronze offers a slightly more balanced sound. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking to freshen up their guitar!