XS Acoustic Guitar Strings, Phosphor Bronze, Light, 12-53 (XSAPB1253)

Extremely sturdy and robust. Clear and bright sound.

Goood

Suitable and gud for taylor

Like everyone said in this review although it's supposed to be coated and last long it started showing small signs of rust in just few days of usage as my palms get sweaty i thought i would be happy with this but this is disappointing better to buy a cheaper daddario if they are gonna rust anyway. Also they sent 1 year old set of strings just like everyone in review is saying

It got broken within 3 months

All their technology and my money wasted.

The strings quality is really great but I have question on its durability as these strings broke just with a 2 week

On the part of durability it’s the worst…found for the first time that low E string can break and while tuning the guitar cautiously G string broke Worst experience ever

Best strings. Sounds awesome and crisp

I finally gave these strings a try a few months ago to see if the hype was worth it. I never cared much for Elixrs and the Martin SP's were ok but for the price dulled out sooner than I'd prefer. I've used Martin Monels and John Peasrse strings almost exclusively on my spruce/mahogany backed guitars for years and I can say that these strings are fantastic for that wood mix. They play well and last a fair bit (depending how much you play and for me it's a lot). These were on a cyber sale so I decided to pick up a few packs to keep the stocks well supplied. I always tell people who are looking for the best strings for a particular guitar etc. that there is no such thing and you need to try lots and go with what you prefer. These I think would fit the bill for most players and get you good bang for your buck especially if you aren't gigging or playing multiple times a week.

Chegou antes do prazo, não teve taxas extras. Encordoamento top, de qualidade superior. Alguns gostam da Elixir, mas este jogo da D'addario 012-053 XS Phosphor Bronze está me satisfazendo muito bem pela durabilidade, entonação e brilho.

Se rompió la primera cuerda al momento de afinarla con guitar tuna, tuve que comprar otra cuerda

I've been playing acoustic guitar for twenty years. I've tried every string I could get my hands on. I usually gravitate toward D'Addario strings. Their standard phosphor bronze strings are what I typically use. The last time I restrung my guitar, I purchased Ernie Ball Earthwood strings at the recommendation of my local music store. I HATED them. From the moment I put them on, my guitar sounded so dead and lifeless. It was like I had put six month old, tarnished strings onto my guitar. Everything was so dull and muted. Cue the D'Addario coated phosphor bronze strings. After that terrible experience, I decided to splurge and buy some "expensive" strings. I knew I liked D'Addario, so I figured I'd like expensive D'Addario too. I had high expectations and I was still blown away by these strings. Night and day compared to the Earthwood strings. My guitar was load and bright and sang so beautifully. From the very first moment I strung them onto my guitar, before it was even tuned, I knew. These were the strings for me. They sound just as good, if not better than the standard D'Addario phosphor bronze strings, but the coating makes them so much more playable. String noise is greatly reduced. The strings are so smooth that my fingers glide up and down the fretboard effortlessly. They've been on my guitar for a few weeks now, and they still look and play like they're brand new. No hint of tarnish anywhere on the strings. At over double the price of the standard phosphor bronze strings, I don't think these would be more cost effective. I don't think I'll get over double the life out of these over a standard set of strings, but the added playability and longevity more than makes up for the price difference to me. I'll probably use these strings for the rest of my life.