Hi :) to my ear, light nanoweb sounded more bright, and the high frequences sounded clear, with my guitar the sound was not very powerful. The medium strings are louder and more focused on the mid frequences. The most impoetant difference to me is the feel. Light strings make it easier to press the chords, but for fingerpicking I prefer medium strings since they are a bit louder, i also have a better control over them with my picking hand because they dont "bend" as much. Light strings tend to kinda get stuck to my finger nails and its harder to keep tempo. Its very personal thing so i cant give any advice on which one is better. Thanks for the comment :)
@@saminstrumentals thank you for your time and explanation:) wish you the best. the nanoweb is louder and more vivid as I heard on comparison videos, I ordered 10-47 phosphor bronze nanoweb, as my first set on my first ever acoustic guitar. We'll see, thanks again🤚
Hello. They both sound similar to my ears, what can you say on the differences between the two? I wonder your personal experience, opinion. Thanks
Hi :) to my ear, light nanoweb sounded more bright, and the high frequences sounded clear, with my guitar the sound was not very powerful.
The medium strings are louder and more focused on the mid frequences. The most impoetant difference to me is the feel. Light strings make it easier to press the chords, but for fingerpicking I prefer medium strings since they are a bit louder, i also have a better control over them with my picking hand because they dont "bend" as much. Light strings tend to kinda get stuck to my finger nails and its harder to keep tempo. Its very personal thing so i cant give any advice on which one is better. Thanks for the comment :)
@@saminstrumentals thank you for your time and explanation:) wish you the best. the nanoweb is louder and more vivid as I heard on comparison videos, I ordered 10-47 phosphor bronze nanoweb, as my first set on my first ever acoustic guitar. We'll see, thanks again🤚
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