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Sound incredible with crisp, bright tone and great sustain
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It is true that new Elixirs are very bright in tone, while the D'Darrios have a nice warm tone at the start, but in my view, after about two weeks the Elixirs are broken in and keep a warm tone with great sustain for months after.
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They have a great crisp, clean sound when I fingerpick and have nice sustain.
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When I first put these strings on the sounded great, good tone and sustain, but after 2 weeks were totally dead.
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They have better sustain throughout that lifetime.3
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Mostly, just love the sound, not quite as crisp as the Lights but really carry the tone so well and great sustain
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I also picked up a set for my baritone guitar, and just for comparison mixed 2 of the bronze D'darrios with the elixirs...within a week the d'darrios were "fumped" and dead, while the Elixirs remained bright with great sustain
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They were not as bright sounding or crisp as I'm used to with a new set of strings.
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The coating on these strings is not as slick as on Elixir strings, but it's noticeably there in comparison with the standard D'Addarios.
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If you have a too bright, 'brassy' sounding acoustic, try these out