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Martin & Co Traditional 80/20 Bronze
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Guitar String from Martin & Co belonging to the Traditional series

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  • TionlineTionline

    Martin & Co Traditional 80/20 BronzePublished on 08/23/04 at 16:41
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I use medium: 80/20. To be prcis, has 13/17/26/35/45/56 inches and 33/43/66/89/1.14/1.42 in millimtres.

    Cords could not be more simple, that sound can be a bit hollow. It really put the game when it does not take too much and that the head does not look too string types. Cords for a Thurs gnriques neutral ...

    Advantage: no Chres, and are found everywhere.
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  • c0Mac0Ma

    Martin & Co Traditional 80/20 BronzePublished on 01/14/06 at 08:43
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I tried these strings (in light, 12/54) on an Ibanez V70.
    Beginners to sound horible mtallique, APRS about 15 h 30 games, the sound becomes softer, less mtallique but not necessarily friendly to all.
    In short it is difficult to dcrire feel that we have on particular sets of strings.
    I would say for the price (about 5) are not-too-bad.
    on the other hand I t surprised at the rate of oxidation and wear. Playing about 2 hours 3 hours per day, 5 days are oxides in 20/25 days the game is dead ...
    I took a sis games 80/20 SP to see the difference.

    Résumé to:
    - Can sound a mtalliqu my taste too
    - Oxidation and rapid wear
    - Remains a good value all the same qualitprix
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    I tried these strings (in light, 12/54) on an Ibanez V70.
    Beginners to sound horible mtallique, APRS about 15 h 30 games, the sound becomes softer, less mtallique but not necessarily friendly to all.
    In short it is difficult to dcrire feel that we have on particular sets of strings.
    I would say for the price (about 5) are not-too-bad.
    on the other hand I t surprised at the rate of oxidation and wear. Playing about 2 hours 3 hours per day, 5 days are oxides in 20/25 days the game is dead ...
    I took a sis games 80/20 SP to see the difference.

    Résumé to:
    - Can sound a mtalliqu my taste too
    - Oxidation and rapid wear
    - Remains a good value all the same qualitprix
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  • LeBeginnerLeBeginner

    Martin & Co Traditional 80/20 BronzePublished on 03/12/07 at 12:04
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    This is my second set of strings in this model (I bought 2).
    And I do not repeat this purchase. I mounted on a Yamaha DW10.
    During the first weeks after installation, these strings are characterized by a metallic shine and unbearable!!
    Fortunately, when aging, and even improve it a lot. But frankly, when they are new is a horror!
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