Med vores cookies ønsker vi at tilbyde dig den bedst mulige shoppingoplevelse med alt, hvad der hører til. Dette inkluderer for eksempel passende tilbud, personlige annoncer og gemte præferencer. Hvis du er okay med dette, skal du blot acceptere brugen af cookies til præferencer, statistik og markedsføring ved at klikke på "I orden!" (vis alle). Du kan til enhver tid trække dit samtykke tilbage via cookie-indstillingerne (her)
Du skal være logget på, for at kunne vurdere et produkt.
BemærkVi tillader kun vores kunder, at afgive en vurdering af det udstyr de har købt hos os. Vi modtager ikke anmeldelser eller vurderinger af produkter fra tredje kilde.
Efter login finder du også i kundencenter under "vurderinger af produkt" alle artikler, som du kan afgive en vurdering af.
I was looking for a flatwound set with unwound 3rd (G) string, couldn't find anything like that in the market so I decided to go with Pyramid Gold True Vintage Flatwound set and a single .010 1st (E) string, that way I was able to get .010 .013 .018 .026 .036 .047 gauge set of my own which I am most comfortable with. the sound is dark, and it doesn't change at all. Flatwounds hardly ever brake so it's a great investment that won't kill your frets like steel round wound strings do. I use a 1952 Gibson ES 125 and these strings are perfect mate for my guitar.
After a lot of experimentation with other strings, I turned to these Pyramid heavy gauge flat wounds and I am astounded at how good they sound. They take a week to stretch, then another month before they start to sing. After that they are good for at least two years before fading and still they sound good! Beautiful voice and incredible sustain with an even volume across all six strings, and respond well to drop tuning.
Outstanding handmade strings that feel lovely to the touch, and I no longer use anything else.
These are my first flatwound strings and I am basically just beginning playing guitar, so I can't quite say how these sound, compared to other strings.
I put these on Ibanez AS53-TF and they do feel great.
At first the feel was very odd, coming from roundwounds, but with each day I'm liking these strings more and more.
Fits a Gretsch Electromatic G5420t without any problems, you'll need to adjust your Truss Rod for sure, that's the only thing.
I've player 11s for a couple years and now I jumped to 13s on this one.
Lovely strings for just about everything, but especially for Jazz.
Love them!
Yes you can still bend and vibrate with ease, no extreme Gilmour bends on this one but you can play blues if you wanted without any problem.
Playing chords is not as hard as people say in forums. Is as good as 11s but with the benefit of a MUCH better tone and much improved intonation stability.