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Thaux
Published on 07/17/07 at 05:05
I bought a few sets of D'Addario strings 9-42 to make me my opinion
Before I tried Dean Markley nickelsteel (yuck) and Ernie Ball (the nice ones)
And although many seem to like this brand scratch bin I find these chords too soft relative to the EB of the same draft (yes I know the gentleman at the bottom says exactly the opposite, strange all the same: d), I do they produce no sound I feel like I have less sustain. Furthermore I feel they oxidize at the speed of light and even in the cleaning and playing with clean hands. They seem strong enough for cons. The price is very correct but for me not at all convinced by these strings I'd rather pay a little more for another brand.
Before I tried Dean Markley nickelsteel (yuck) and Ernie Ball (the nice ones)
And although many seem to like this brand scratch bin I find these chords too soft relative to the EB of the same draft (yes I know the gentleman at the bottom says exactly the opposite, strange all the same: d), I do they produce no sound I feel like I have less sustain. Furthermore I feel they oxidize at the speed of light and even in the cleaning and playing with clean hands. They seem strong enough for cons. The price is very correct but for me not at all convinced by these strings I'd rather pay a little more for another brand.