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Product Details
Description:
Features Nanoweb coatingGauges: 12, 16, 24, 32, 42, 53Produces bright toneLasts three to five times longer than ordinary stringsNo string squeakThese Elixir Strings feature an ultra thin Nanoweb coating have the bright tone and punch of non-coated strings and feel like traditional strings. Elixir Strings are coated in a unique way to protect wound strings from your DNA and other contaminants. A flexible, strong, yet micro-thin polymer tube defends the Critical Zone of Tone from invading enemies. Nothing (including the coating) gets between the windings. The result is that strings sound and feel their best three to five times longer than ordinary strings. The same feel, bright tone and punch of non-coated strings. Gauges: .012; .016; .024w; .032w; .042w; .053w.
Quick Glance
Type: acoustic
Guitar String Material: steel
Summary
Product Title: Elixir ELX-11052 Light Nanoweb Acoustic Guitar Strings
Manufacturer: Elixir
Lowest Price: $12.99 from Best Buy
Power Score: 4.0 | 1 Review
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Elixir
Strengths: Longevity, reduced string noise during recording, consistant tone
Weakness: Less volume, less punchy overtones, too slippery for some players.
I've been using Elixir Acoustic strings for about 5 years; I started about the time that Taylor started shipping their axes with them. These strings are not as bright and punchy, when new, as high-quality un-coated strings, although they have a decent enough tone. The great advantage for me is that they retain what tone they have for weeks instead of hours. I used to use Martin Marquis, which...
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By anonymous; - Oct 10, 2006