Elixir 11052 Strings 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings w NANOWEB Coating, Light (.012-.053)

These strings are superior to non coated ones. They stay sounding fresh longer than any others, and they are very smooth to play. Definitely worth the extra few quid for the quality and long life you get. I agress with what others have said about these that once you try them, it’s hard to go back to anything else.

I’ve been using these strings for 15 years after receiving a set as a birthday gift. I won’t use anything else now. They sound fantastic, they’re a smooth play and they last for ages if you are a light player. One of my guitars I didn’t change them for 4 years, just rubbed them down with fast fret and they’re as good as new. They hold their tune after a couple of good bends. Always buy these for acoustic guitars.

I use these strings all the time and I love the sound you get from them. The thickness is perfect for fingerstyle guitar playing and lower tunings. It makes the guitar a lot easier to play, especially once you're tuning down to a full step lower than normal or even lower still. They fit great on the guitar, the tone lasts for ages before having to restring. You can do multiple different tunings and they can handle all of it, great functionality. They also sound bright and clear.

Great value, great product.Pretty lightweight with a beautiful bright sound.I've used on different accustics and love the flexibility of these strings

As good as any. Long lasting brightness and tone

breathes new life into an old guitar

If you know what you’re doing, you know what these srtings are. I think they have the best feel and best playability of any acoustic string. High quality, 10/10. I’ve got gold finishing on my guitar, so the look of the colour really hits the spot too.

okay so basically I always had in my head that a guitar is a guitar, strings are strings, a capo is a capo - it doesn't matter how good quality or expensive the guitar and add on's are : what makes the guitar sound good is the player. and I do believe that to a certain extent. I've had my guitar for about 3 years now - it's a really cheap martin smith one for about £70 I think it was. I bought some neon guitar strings which were fitted on and ive had that ever since, but every time I played my guitar my fingers would KILL but I play quite regularly so it shouldn't be happening and the guitar always sounded off. anyway I was at my friends house and I started playing her guitar, its an aria which costed about £200 , I sounded like 10x better, and that wasn't to do with my ability - it was the guitar. the strings were effortless to hold down and honestly my playing skills were so much better. a couple days later I went on amazon and decided to buy some new strings for my guitar and chose these. I heard really good reviews and all the pros use them. I put them on my guitar today. this is an honest opinion : they amazing quality, they fit so nicely on my guitar and my guitar is the cheapest one out there - they secure really tight in the pegs as well so you know theyre not going anywhere - playing guitar now is so much easier but also I sound so much better just from a simple change of the strings, so I do really recommend them! like go for these instead of the pack for 0.99 I see you looking at haha. I have only had these for one day so I don't know about what they'll sound like after etc. but for now seriously happy and it was worth the money :)