Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings
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- Good tone (17)
- Long life (15)
- Consistent (12)
- Well built / quality (7)
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Most Liked Positive Review
It's not the strings
I have been using Elixirs for over a decade. They sound great and last much longer than non-coated strings. They came on my first Taylor guitar, and I have used them exclusively ever since...Read complete review
I have been using Elixirs for over a decade. They sound great and last much longer than non-coated strings. They came on my first Taylor guitar, and I have used them exclusively ever since. I play professionally and have used Elixirs on Taylor, Martin, Ovation and Yamaha guitars -- without ever having a string break. I really think that the breakage problems that have been mentioned are primarily due to the playing technique, stringing technique, and/or the guitar.
If you are experiencing breakage problems, I recommend having a guitar tech look at your guitar and check the saddle and nut for any sharp places or burrs that might be causing the breakage. If you are a heavy strummer, I suggest using a heavier gauge string. If you are tuning the guitar higher than 440, the strings will be more susceptible to breaking, due to the higher tension. Lastly, and this one may seem a bit strange, but you could try using a "lighter" gauge string, as well. One well know artist (don't recall his name) stated in a forum that he often broke strings until a friend suggested using a lighter gauge. That solved the problem!
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Most Liked Negative Review
I Don't Like Breaking Strings
I own 5 Taylors. 914CE, 816CE, W65CE, 420 and a Baby. Since all except the 420 (purchased in 1993) came with Nanoweb Elixirs I was spoiled rotten with the tone. I've ...Read complete review
I own 5 Taylors. 914CE, 816CE, W65CE, 420 and a Baby. Since all except the 420 (purchased in 1993) came with Nanoweb Elixirs I was spoiled rotten with the tone. I've had a love affair with Elixir Strings for years. I love these strings ... don't get me wrong. Since day one, I've broken them. On the 914CE, which uses Light Gauge, the G-String would snap at the bridge. I always thought it was me. I tried using fine sandpaper to smooth out any rough spots on the bridge with no luck. So, I'm replacing these strings at a set a week. It drove me crazy to be at a gig and not concentrate on my playing 100% because a string might snap. People I played with had a running bet which song I'd break a string on. So I bought the 816CE which uses Medium Gauge to be a "go to" guitar if I snap a string on the 914CE. Guess what happens now? Yep ... the 816CE starts breaking the Nanoweb Elixirs. This time, it's the D String at the nut. I'm ready to cry now. The W65CE broke strings too but being a 12 string it didn't concern me much because I only used it on 3 or 4 songs. I play hard. I get emotional with playing and that translates into hard picking, for some reason. 3 months ago, I got so disgusted, I tried some D'Adarrio EXP Phosphor Bronze. Guess what? No breakage even with me playing hard, on purpose, trying to break them. The D'Adarrios don't break. I put another set of Elixirs on the 914CE and broke a D-string this time ... at the bridge. The D'Adarrios don't have that Elixir "sound" that I have been addicted to but they sound nice and most importantly ...THEY DON'T BREAK. The D'Adarrios lose that "zing" quicker. They deaden in about a week. Elixir ... please ... I beg of you ... fix the problem. I want to come back. I love you ... I just can't trust you.
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Pros
- Consistent
- Good Tone
- Long Life
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
Love these Elixer strings,, all I buy now
quality sound, and lasting,, don't tarnish too
quick,
Pros
- Consistent
- Good Tone
- Long Life
- Strong
Cons
Best Uses
- Backup
- Concerts
- Practicing
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
These strings are as advertised- their tonal quality goes well beyond the lifespan of typical acoustic strings.
Pros
- Consistent
- Got Turned On To Exlixer
- Just Love The Tone
Cons
Best Uses
- Accoustic Long Lasting
- Concerts
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
I used Dean Markley's for years, also D'adario, exlixer beats both on my guitar
Pros
- Good Tone
- Long Life
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
killer string at a good price
Pros
- Good Tone
- Long Life
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
In fifteen years of playing, I've tried a lot of strings. These are simply the best. However, I have once received a pack with one defective string. No, there was no sharp edge on the saddle or not. No, my restringing technique was not poor or amateur. It was simply a defect. MF did give me a discount on a replacement pack, but I did miss the 'local music store' kind of service (should have been replaced free of charge) when I ran into this small issue.
Pros
- Consistent
- Good Tone
- Great Strings
- Long Life
- Strong
Cons
- Heavier Than
- Prefer
Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
I like a lighter guage set / bought SIT light guage from Musicians Friend
Pros
- Good Tone
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
I am a Beginner but these are Great sounding strings
Pros
- Good Tone
- Long Life
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
Great product.Very unhappy that it took over 3 WEEKS to recieve them! Tracking info revealed that the strings sat in Newark NJ, then in Philadelphia for almosr 2 WEEKS alone! RIDICULOUS
Pros
- Awesome
- Consistent
- Good Tone
- Long Life
- Strong
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Best Uses
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
Finally a product that lives up to it's hype!
Pros
- Consistent
- Good Tone
- Long Life
Cons
Best Uses
- Backup
- Concerts
- Practicing
Comments about Elixir Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings:
As a player who is VERY rough on strings (perspiration, high skin acidity), I use Elixirs exclusively; I don't bother with anything else. I've tried any number of "coated" etc. strings and I've noticed no meaningful extension of string life. Elixirs sound good also; a little bright, which suits me fine. They last so long that sometimes a string will break just from normal metal fatigue, just because I've lost track of how long I've had it on the guitar - it takes that long for them to go dead.

