A scooped mid, or bright guitar I would not use them on.

They're louder than the normal Earthwood strings, have a nice bright tone, and are basically the perfect rhythm guitar strings, in my mind

I'm a beginner at acoustic guitar, and these are top notch and sound great even on a Rogue guitar.

While I could imagine these being a touch too bright on a maple guitar or a cheaper Taylor, anything built with cedar, mahogany, or rosewood -- or any warm-sounding guitar, for that matter, will surely improve with a set of these strings

Just purchased the guitar so unsure what was on it

Really makes playing a small guitar more enjoyable.

That guitar is a very loud guitar already.

I'm 63 and then playing guitar a long time these are the nicest guitar strings I put on my guitar so far nice crisp clear beltones makes my $300 guitar sound like $1,000 guitar without any hesitation I would recommend

Without question, these are the best guitar strings I've ever played, by a long shot

On some guitars these strings sound amazing, and for the price they are worth investigating.

Pretty good acoustic guitar strings

I'm a gym teacher and hang a guitar in my office to get the stress out

Great guitar strings

Just maybe not if you are looking to play more of a lead guitar

Great guitar strings, I use Ernie Ball only for my Luna acoustic.

I've been playing for 30 odd years and no not how to abuse a guitar

(I'm curious if they will sound good on a smaller body cedar-topped guitar)

Have always wanted to find some strings to brighten up this guitar and these definitely do that

Also, I'd like to note that they sounded extremely thin and unbalanced on my vintage Yari (which is a very hard guitar to make sound unpleasant)

The G string snapped and unraveled at the tuning peg as I was stringing my guitar at less than full tension

Within seconds the G string (24) broke (at the bridge again)

Broke a G on the 3rd day, replaced with spare, Broke a D on day 6 on stage playing.