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Martin Msp4200 Med Ac Guitar Strings 13-56

Martin Msp4200 Med Ac Guitar Strings 13-56
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Martin Msp4200 Med Ac Guitar Strings 13-56

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MAMSP4200

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Description:

High-quality strings specially designed for studio and stage applications where optimum string performance is required. Core and wrap wires meet strict requirements in order to make the grade. Bronze alloy provides brilliance and long life. Martin Strings are wound to precise specifications.

Features:
  • Single set

  • Bronze alloy for brilliance and long life

  • Studio-quality performance

  • Made from a 92/8 composition alloy to give that brilliance, clarity, and longevity of sound

  • High-quality strings designed for daily use

Product Details:
Product Length: 10.0 inches
Product Width: 6.0 inches
Product Height: 1.0 inches
Product Weight: 0.1 pounds
Package Length: 4.1 inches
Package Width: 4.1 inches
Package Height: 0.6 inches
Package Weight: 0.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 33 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.5 ( 33 customer reviews )
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20 of 21 found the following review helpful:

4Great sounding strings, not for beginners  Apr 20, 2011
By BluesKid
These are medium strings, which means they're a heavier gauge than light. Heavier gauges will have fuller sound and sustain longer, but they're more difficult to fret and bend and will hurt your fingers more. So if you're just starting out with a full size dreadnought guitar buy some lights instead.

That said, these pair very well with a short scale parlor guitar. The shorter scale means that the string tension is reduced, so medium strings will be more comfortable to use. Parlor guitars are smaller and have less natural power and projection than their larger cousins, so heavier gauge strings like these give them more presence. Just check with the manufacturer to make sure the bracing can handle medium strings. That goes for all acoustic guitars.

13 of 13 found the following review helpful:

5Great sound, good life span  Mar 19, 2008
By J. Scott Moore
Most guitarists I know tend to buy the typical 80/20 phosphor bronze strings. These are 92/8 phosphor bronze and it really does make for a nicer sounding string. The unwound E and B strings are bronzed. If you aren't into the nano-webb strings (I'm not)to get long life out of your strings, try these, the do last longer than the 80/20's. I use these on my D style as well as a Martin OOO, sound great on both for bluesy, fingerstyle playing.
Keep on pickin'!!

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

4guitar strings  Oct 31, 2007
By Rebecca J. Dane-tennent "harimandir kahr"
These are very good strings at a very low price. Although now I know I should have gotten light weight for beginning.........these are high quality strings and will last.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

5Martin SP guitar strings  Sep 04, 2008
By Kathryn Scott
A great product. Has a good tone and strings last for a long time. Never had any breakage even of the G string that always seems to break

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Best string I have used  Jun 08, 2011
By Danny
I'm not a guitar pro, but I have been playing for a few months. My old strings are awful compared to these. I love them.

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