Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings
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Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
These sound a little better than garbage crashing around in an alley. Do not waste your money on these. If you want good strings, buy Elixirs. I put these on my Martin, and they sounded horrible! Day 1: Garbage on a guitar: Day 12: Just garbage. Don't buy.
Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
I've used these one several different acoustics during the past year and still think they're the best you can get. Worth the price if you play enough and change strings often and the tone is amazing. They make my cheap guitars sound ten times better and my expensive ones sound unbelievable. Plus they don't flake off like elixers. They last longer and sound better too.
Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
I've been using Elixir strings beacuse my hands sweat a lot, and I don't like changing strings all the time. I have a big guitar collection, so when I pickup a guitar, I want the strings to be decent. So I had an acoustic setup with these strings. I might have played it the first three days, and they were fine. I hung up the guitar. two weeks later I picked up the guitar and the G,B, and E strings were 100% rust. Totally unplayable. I couldn't believe it. I'm going back to Elixirs.
Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
Though they're a little too bright for my Martin, they are a nice sounding string that last twice as long as the Martin SPs (IMO). WAY too pricey vs comparable strings, but they're worth a try.
Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
At the recommendation of my guitar manufacturer, Larrivee, I tried these strings out. Much to my disappointment, these strings don't live up to price or expectations. I was using snake oil brands strings, that have a great clear, crisp poppy tone. These Cleartones sound dull, and unresponsive. They look great, made well, and the guitar stays in tune no problems, but the tone stinks. I'm going back to the SOB's
Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
I started hearing about Cleartone strings on various blogs. People were raving about them so I ordered a set. Well maybe it's my ears, or my guitar, but they sound terrible to me. Very bright metallic sounding. No warmth, no subtlety no tone. Yuk. Quality may be OK, sound is not.
Comments about Cleartone Extra-Light Gauge Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings:
For me these are a long-term bargain because I could easily get through an entire year on 5 sets of these strings, as opposed to at least 20 sets of a regular string. Three times the price to last four times as long = good value, accoring to my math anyway.I also like the convenience of not having to evaluate and most likely change strings every time I'm going to play an acoustic gig, which is at least twice a month. In my life that adds intangible value to the equation.Oh yeah, and one other minor detail - these are also the very nicest strings I've ever had my fingers on. Probably the best bending I've ever done on an acoustic guitar, and unlike some strings that make my fingers feel shredded I could play these until 3 AM.
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