Martin MSP4100 SP Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, L... - 2024 report by Whydis
Martin MSP4100 SP Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, Light
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Martin MSP4100 Phosphor Bronze Light Acoustic Guitar Strings are made from a 92/8 composition alloy to give that brilliance, clarity, and longevity of sound required by serious guitarists. The phosphor bronze winding alloy is ideally su...
don't care for the sound, changed back to my old strings, not the sellers fault, fast shipping.
I highly recommend these strings i had some crappy ones and replaced it with these it sounds 10 times better I would buy strings from the same seller again and fast shipping!
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I recently tried a set of Elixer Nonoweb Phosphor Bronze ($16!!!!....yikes), and they didn't sound nearly as good as the Martin SPs....at less than half the price
I'll probably continue buying these, great value compared to other strings on the market, and if they last a decent amount of time I'll be very pleased with this purchase.
The E string broke the very first turn of the peg!
For the combination of the great value price, excellent tone, and long lasting durability these strings are my current go to for my acoustic.
Last a good while too, and for the money they are a great value!
They mellow from that "harsh" new tone to a crisp/warm tone very quickly, and hold true for quite a long time - long enough that I don't feel the need to go to a heavily coated string like the Lifespan line or Elixirs.
the strings have a nice tone and have held up well under heavy daily use so far
These strings sound lively and have a nice midrange tone on my ovation
Sounded nice, decent tone, but last no where as long as Elixirs, and miss out on the low end of the bass for the guitar I strung then on.
In both guitars, the Martin strings provide a deeper, louder tone with great sustain than any other string I've used
So if they do snap while you're stringing, it's not necessarily the product's fault.
I really wanted to D's to win, but the sound of these Martin's just blew me away
Martin always makes a great product and have never had any problems.
Being a rather hard flatpicker (a habit I have a hard time breaking) over the course of 40 years, I used to break G and D strings 1-2 times during a 4 hour gig
can't beat the price, not my personal favorite string, but couldn't pass up such a great deal.
I recently tried a set of Elixer Nonoweb Phosphor Bronze ($16!!!!....yikes), and they didn't sound nearly as good as the Martin SPs....at less than half the price
I always look for a good deal on strings, and I was happy to find these
Being a rather hard flatpicker (a habit I have a hard time breaking) over the course of 40 years, I used to break G and D strings 1-2 times during a 4 hour gig
I am not really sure what else to say about guitar strings other than I feel like I got a good deal on some good strings.
I love these strings, they are my choice for my acoustics, and my jazzbox when I'm not using flat-wound strings
After a very long period of trying every string out there it was an easy choice.
They may not stay bright sounding as long as some more expensive sets, but if you don't mind changing strings a little more often they are a good choice
If you need replacement strings then these are a great choice.
The E string broke the very first turn of the peg!
I recently tried a set of Elixer Nonoweb Phosphor Bronze ($16!!!!....yikes), and they didn't sound nearly as good as the Martin SPs....at less than half the price
It is old package , but as guitar string itworks fine , whatever
Being a rather hard flatpicker (a habit I have a hard time breaking) over the course of 40 years, I used to break G and D strings 1-2 times during a 4 hour gig
martin guitar strings for my acoustic guitars are the best in my opinion
Being a rather hard flatpicker (a habit I have a hard time breaking) over the course of 40 years, I used to break G and D strings 1-2 times during a 4 hour gig
It's fun to experiment, but these strings were so disappointing that I'm glad a string broke, to entice me to rid the guitar of them sooner!
t works great
I'm still in the process of getting the string broken in like I like them, so it has definitely caused finger pains for the first few days
Ultimately, the high E broke, (other reviewers have mentioned strings breaking too).
I recently tried a set of Elixer Nonoweb Phosphor Bronze ($16!!!!....yikes), and they didn't sound nearly as good as the Martin SPs....at less than half the price
More about Martin MSP4100 SP Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings, Light
Size:1 Pack
Martin MSP4100 Phosphor Bronze Light Acoustic Guitar Strings are made from a 92/8 composition alloy to give that brilliance, clarity, and longevity of sound required by serious guitarists
The phosphor bronze winding alloy is ideally suited for making strings that have deep, rich basses and clear, bright trebles that today's acoustic guitarists demand
Martin strings are high-quality strings designed for daily use
Martin acoustic guitar strings are wound to precise specifications
Core and wrap wires must meet strict requirements to make the grade.
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