I only get more volume with the hard tension but makes my guitar harder to play and feel stiffer.

This setup works well, giving enough string tension that it eliminated the buzz.

By far the best set for me are the regular tension ones with black nylon trebles, LOVE THEM.

I prefer hard tension

On the savarez site, it was mentioned that they have a higher tension, paralleling the Reds (i prefer higher tension on my nylons) but also having a different sound that only Savarez Blue could supply

They are nylon strings, but they are hard tension meaning they will be louder and harder to play

If you prefer high (hard) tension strings, give these a try.

I have been using these for many years as well, both these EJ45 and EJ46 hard tension (which, I prefer)

But I find harder tension strings better to play in comparison

They do take longer than harder tensions to settle, but certainly weren't bad.

I tend to switch back and forth between these and Augustine hard tension

They have a great tone and tension

Pro atre string are very good, hard to beat, stay in tune nice tension, good tone.

So far the hard tension works the best for me

I will always get D'Addario hard-tension nylon strings.

So far the hard tension works the best for me

I use these with a Godin Multiac (they're the recommended string for this guitar if I recall) as the extra tension works well with the synth tracking

I used to use Hard tension strings for a while but it always feel too stiff although the volume is great

this was my first time playing the extra hard tension strings,i love the way they sound and feel

Mostly hard tension strings are championed 'cause they are loud and

I am using the hard tension Ej46 on my Guitalele

These strings sound great, hard tension is the way to go with classical guitar

When I tune to E at 440, the hard tension strings respond quicker and the volume is louder.

The strings have the perfect tension for me

The hard tension D'Addario strings did the job for me

Initially I had bought the Hard Tension Type as they were the only ones available locally, and I hated them

I have been using these for many years as well, both these EJ45 and EJ46 hard tension (which, I prefer)

I highly recommend Light tension, nylon strings

They give a noticeable feeling of higher tension when compared to stock strings, and even other standard hard tension strings

The basses could be a bit better (I prefer the hard tension basses,actually), but they get the job done.

Great strings, durable, confortable, good tension, corrosion resistant, the sound for the bass are really loud, i know its the nature of my guitar but these strings improves that in my guitar

Light tension strings like these are strings that are very easy to press down against the neck of the guitar and/or bend to manipulate the sound being played

I like the tension of those strings, not too hard, not too soft

Hard tension seems to have a great balance between Highs, Mids, and Lows

I still have those on my guitar and plan to change them back to D'Addarios hard tension

These are quite good, although I should have bought hard tension

I prefer hard tension

Actually prefer the medium tension for a 650mm scale guitar.

They have great tone and the tension is perfect.

Good tension and crisp tones.

(The rest of the wound strings do not have this.)I'm used to playing with normal tension; I don't like slack tension, but your feelings on this may vary and depending on the kind of guitar you play, you may want the high or low tension instead

The sound is awful, they lose tension even 3 months after settling, and my old set still sounds better than this

Great quality sound and tension is perfect for any Classical Acoustic Guitar as well

For the sound and price these hard tension strings are hard to beat.

I'm still trying to figure out what the performance difference with the "hard tension" vs my usual "medium tension" is.

Also I prefer the high tension since the normal tension strings sound a bit wimpy to me

The tension is just right for soft finger style "manouche jazz"Sleepy D'jango

The higher tension really makes the bass strings boom on my 640 guitar.

Good sound and good tension for play

Get Hard tension, Better Tone and response.

Love me some extra hard tension strings

The low tension seems to be tender but later became stiffer under tension, the sounds also became better, almost close to medium tension, but easier to press.

I used these hard tension string on a Classical

The quality is nice and they were super easy to install and hold their tension well

hard tension is where it's at for nylon strings for my cordoba c5 cet guitar.

amazing quality strings for classical guitarrists that love to play hard tension strings, strong and beautiful sound for a fair price

They give a very nice bright yet warm tone and are rather softer in volume than harder tension strings, which was perfect for the renaissance lute repertoire

They sound great, don't ring as much as hard tension, easier to play, and keep their tuning easily

I then tried the Pro.Arte "hard tension" strings.

They did not hold the knot or the tension very well

Sometimes I switch between HARD and NORMAL tension and both are great

Good choice for extra hard tension nylon strings.

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

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