Hey there, Sam Ashers! Check out this quick look at D'Addario's amazing acoustic strings, the Nickel Bronze sets. You can pick them up here: goo.gl/nF7JEE
My guitar (Furch Red Plus cedar/rosewood) came with .12s, but I prefer .11s. However, the latter cretes some intonation issues so I would like to go back to .12s but don;t like the tension feel. I heard these strings "feel" lighter than their gauge would suggest. Is that true?
Yes, that's true. I tried 12 and they almost feel like 10. I couldn't properly play F-barre chord on the 8 fret by using 12 but with nickel bronze I can.
he is a businessman. Most guitarists and fans love that stuff. I don't but some do. I just put on the nickel bronze (D-35) and really like how raw they sound. They feel way different than what I'm used to but I'll have a fun few weeks playing them.
@@bcp5296d I am with Rocco. When I see a D-28 I want the hear G chord strummed to compare the sound. That fancy playing is great but you don't get the harmonics you need to hear. Maybe play a few different styles would be better.
Man y’all go play your cheating heart and get off his case. I thought it was cool, yes he could have strummed it duh, but it showed how bright and funky they could sound. I will add, there should be no playing allowed in any music store on any instrument no matter what skill level. You could pay 1 dollar a minute in an isolated booth and fined for certain songs. All the money to be rewarded to musicians working 200 dates or more for medical expenses only.
I use these strings. They are fantastic. Thanks for turning me on to these strings Kyle!
5:31 Sound of the strings
Hey, can i ask bout nickel bronze d'addario.. i saw 2 strings size 0.12 (12-53 and 12-56). Whats the different from the sound quality? Thx
I really like these steings. I like how they sound when they get old. They have a particular sort of muted warmth.
My guitar (Furch Red Plus cedar/rosewood) came with .12s, but I prefer .11s. However, the latter cretes some intonation issues so I would like to go back to .12s but don;t like the tension feel. I heard these strings "feel" lighter than their gauge would suggest. Is that true?
Yes, that's true. I tried 12 and they almost feel like 10. I couldn't properly play F-barre chord on the 8 fret by using 12 but with nickel bronze I can.
Well I thought I was going to hear the Dimarzio pup that was on the guitar, but nope, he used a mic !
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everything was great and then he started playing...demo the string not your bs slap style son
he is a businessman. Most guitarists and fans love that stuff. I don't but some do. I just put on the nickel bronze (D-35) and really like how raw they sound. They feel way different than what I'm used to but I'll have a fun few weeks playing them.
@@bcp5296d I am with Rocco. When I see a D-28 I want the hear G chord strummed to compare the sound. That fancy playing is great but you don't get the harmonics you need to hear. Maybe play a few different styles would be better.
Man y’all go play your cheating heart and get off his case. I thought it was cool, yes he could have strummed it duh, but it showed how bright and funky they could sound.
I will add, there should be no playing allowed in any music store on any instrument no matter what skill level. You could pay 1 dollar a minute in an isolated booth and fined for certain songs. All the money to be rewarded to musicians working 200 dates or more for medical expenses only.
@@andysmith8189 agreed!!
Seriously… how many people actually play like this? I have no idea what these strings sound like from that demo.