They are amazing. As a primarily classical guitar player, I love them on my Martin dreadnought.
What is the advantage to steel & silk? Are they only good for a particular kind of music? I've been playing for about a year and a half and i primarily play classic rock and grunge. I'm always looking for something that sounds better haha
What is the advantage to steel & silk? Are they only good for a particular kind of music? I've been playing for about a year and a half and i primarily play classic rock and grunge. I'm always looking for something that sounds better haha
Silk and steels have less string tension which is inherent to their design; they have a silk and steel core unlike regular guitar strings which have a purely steel core. They are much easier to fret and play compared to traditional steel guitar strings.
As a trade off, they don't carry as much tonality and are much warmer than steel strings (they lack a lot of high-range clarity). They also only come in extra-light gauge (from what I've seen).
They're almost like a semi-steel version of classical guitar strings.
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They are amazing. As a primarily classical guitar player, I love them on my Martin dreadnought.
As a trade off, they don't carry as much tonality and are much warmer than steel strings (they lack a lot of high-range clarity). They also only come in extra-light gauge (from what I've seen).
They're almost like a semi-steel version of classical guitar strings.