These strings are great for those pesky bar chords that always sounded a bit dead for this newbie.

But the strings that are made of wound metal do squeak a little bit.

As a guitarist who mainly plays electric, these were a bit tricky to install on my classical at first, but a quick tutorial online helped me

The other two trebles are very nice, however i consider them to be a bit loose and have sustain problems (the sustain problems present themselves after about 3 or 4 months, which is the time to replace strings anyway)

They always seem to be a bit bright yet with a mellow tone that I like.

I know quite a bit of music theory, and often break things down and analyze them vigorously

Also, last pack I got had two Bs instead of an B and E. WEIRD!

I miss not having to continue to re-tune, but it is good on the fingers

In this tuning, the low E (now D) string is loosened, which exacerbates the lateral movement problem

Always i need one week for the new strings stay tuned, but this time has been very difficult and the E string (string six) broke in the process

The top E was coming apart as I was putting it on, and the bottom E never got above Db before popping

Better projection and durability than ukulele strings twice the price, plus an extra E and A string for making metal threaded cat bone necklaces!

High E broke before even tuned

The E-A-D-G-B sound nice, just need to work out that High E.

Was just getting my high E in tune and it broke

For some odd reason the top E string broke within a few days of putting a new set on, which was a bit annoying

I used these so I could tune E to e as opposed the A to a tuning as purchased