D'AddarioGuitar Strings - Pro-Arte Classical Guitar Strings - EJ49 - Nylon Guitar Strings - Silver Plated Wound, Black Nylon Core - Normal Tension

The strings make any guitar look bougie and clean, especially since the 1st 3 stings are black. They are aleo pretty loud. Glad i bought them

It's impossible to not seperat the nylon strings from the silvers in a review. The black nylon will last for years and years where the silver round strings will go dull in 6 to 12 months .the sound quality from the black carbon nylons are good and average in tuning loss and warm up time needed to hold a time.the silvers are a bit more bassy and I like that.they all stretch at the same rate as any other nylon set. Plusses are bright highs bright but loud and bassy lows and a match for any flamenco set I've played but way cheaper because they are mass produced.

These are very nice, high quality nylon strings. They sound very rich. Not all six strings are black, only the single strand 1st, 2nd, 3rd strings. The 4th, 5th and 6th are wound silver but all six strings look classic together.

I like the strings and the black nylon looks extra cool, but for some reason, it took a while until they were able to keep the tuning. I've been playing guitar for quite a while, I know sometimes the strings take time to settle, but these ones took definitely longer than usual. Don't change them right before your gig...

If you play by feel, these are perfect. I found them very hard to see. The sound is beautiful, warm, and round. You will notice the difference coming from EJ45. The first three strings are more stretchy than expected and take a week to stabilize, but then act normally.

After putting these on my classical guitar I was met with a very beautiful tone. So far I've had the strings on for a few months with no issues. The high E string resonates amazingly with my guitar. I'm very happy that i purchased 2 packets of these strings since they are my current favorite for my playing style.

Always the best quality. I recommend the brand to anyone. There is a string for everyone.

For my classical guitar, I tried out a lot of strings, some of them very expensive, Even tried using various basses along with various trebles from different manufacturers. In the end I always return to Daddario EJ46. I think each guitar has specific requirements to get the best sound quality from strings. So even though I highly recommend these strings, you would still have to experiment to see what suits your guitar.