D'addario GUIT. FOLK 6C PHOSPHOR BRONZE 011.052 EJ26 - set of strings
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
D’Addario was the first company to use phosphor bronze in the manufacture of its acoustic guitar strings in 1974.
Today, guitarists around the world play phosphor bronze, which is now considered the gold standard for acoustic guitar strings due to its warmth and superb tonal balance.
Our pioneering Phosphor Bronze acoustic guitar strings are crafted with precision-wound phosphor bronze windings over a high-carbon steel core to deliver the tonal versatility needed to accommodate all styles and registers of acoustic music.
These 11-52 gauge Custom Light strings offer slightly more volume and projection than the Extra Light strings, while remaining easy to play.
FEATURES
D’Addario Phosphor Bronze acoustic guitar strings are manufactured with precision-wound phosphor bronze winding over a high-carbon steel hex core.
The phosphor bronze winding delivers D’Addario’s proven acoustic tone, with superb balance and warmth ideal for all musical styles.
Now a standard-bearer in acoustic guitar strings, Phosphor Bronze strings were originally developed by D’Addario in the 1970s.
Each set of D’Addario Phosphor Bronze acoustic guitar strings comes in a recyclable VCI bag, which features a code you can register to earn Players Circle points.
Our Phosphor Bronze strings are made in the USA and machined to our exacting specifications at our manufacturing facility in upstate New York.
Euroguitar Reference : 1929
The phosphor bronze winding delivers D’Addario’s proven acoustic tone, with superb balance and warmth ideal for all musical styles.
Now a standard-bearer in acoustic guitar strings, Phosphor Bronze strings were originally developed by D’Addario in the 1970s.
Each set of D’Addario Phosphor Bronze acoustic guitar strings comes in a recyclable VCI bag, which features a code you can register to earn Players Circle points.
Our Phosphor Bronze strings are made in the USA and machined to our exacting specifications at our manufacturing facility in upstate New York.
Euroguitar Reference : 1929
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