D'Addario Set Pro-Arte Nylon Compostie Flamenco Black

I practice a lot, so I often wear the strings off pretty quickly (1-2months). For all its worth, Daddario Flamenco strings are a great buy. They resonate pretty well and they give each string its unique natural sound. Pros: * Obviously, the price is among the lowest you will find. *They really sound great. *The silver and black color combination is always appealing to the eye. *Playing chords or rhythmic flamenco or non-flamenco songs sounds clear and genuine. *Base chords have a superior sound. *Easy to maneuver and play arpeggio. Cons: *They don't enable fast Picaddo, and also not so helpful while playing difficult Alzapuas. *Playing rapid melodic flamenco beats, like the Bulerias, might sound messy and smudgy especially if you want to hit all the 6-strings at once while mixing it up at the solo strings. *With out a Capodastra in place, the thick base strings tend to rattle heavily which might be difficult to handle. Bottom line: Buy them if you wanna enjoy playing and practicing, but beware of their limitations. Also, dont be bugged down if you are not able to perform some of the difficult techniques, like the Alzapuas and fast picados, the reason might simply be the strings.

These strings have a nice crisp sound that help prevent being drowned out when playing with groups using steel strings. They also have a tendency to stay in tune well.

These strings are awesome. The tone is so clear and interesting, while 80/20 bronze sounds so dull and muddy to me by comparison. Plus the silver and black looks cool. Definite upgrade from regular strings in every way.

i was initially curious to know whether these strings were really customized for flamenco or if it was all just a marketing gimmick of selling old wine in a new bottle. many companies just package their products under a different name or packaging to sell it as if its new. i just decided to go for it & see for myself. yes, its true that these strings are different from standard daddario proarte. while proartes are delicate & rich in harmonics, these strings are like a slap in the face, they've a lot of bite to cut thru all kinds of noise.u dont hear any sustaining harmonic trails when u strike a note, they just strike really sharp. i changed from the proartes to the flamenco set & there was this spike in the midrange & treble frequencies. this helps the rhtyhm to really cut through. especially my picado runs sound almost dirty, like someone belting the guitar in a frenzy. the sustain is also a bit less,so rasguedos dont get muddy, they get short & clear. so its well suited for flamenco,dont buy it for any classical playing. the black trebles also look kinda cool. price at $9 may be a bit steep, but if u r particular about having a sharp biting flamenco sound, this is it.

I normally hate black nylon strings. They sound dull. I tried a set on my classical guitar because they sounded so good on my flamenco. They did not sound as good on my classical. They are a Flamenco string. Every guitar is different so what works on one fails on another. I have tried Hahnabach strings and they were good but not any better on my Oribe Grand Suprema. I used to use La Bella Professional on my Yamaha Classical professional series. It was a very nice guitar with jacaranda back and sides. Not a laminated guitar. All solid aged woods. Based a on Arch Angel Fernandez design by the builder. They worked great. I listen to the maker on what they say but If I find a better string I will use it.

I am a Flamenco student and started originally on the acoustic, so my calluses were built up by the time I transitioned to medium tension strings. I started with the 820 red nylon at medium tension for a few months, transitioning to Pro Arte were absolutely heavenly. I used the 820s everyday for a month playing 4-6 hours a day and they start to break and tare around the one month mark. The Pro Arte are more expensive and I haven't run them through the gauntlet yet to determine their lifespan, but the tension is perfect for me. Not too high, not too low, just right! Overall, the sound is superb. I hear a twang in the lows that wasn't as evident in the 820s and the highs in black nylon sound very clear. Overall, they are pricey, but worth it in my opinion. Enjoy!

Sounds great

Perfect Jazz Guitar strings! Long lasting, mellow, rich tone. Easy on the fingers! Jazz great Joe Pass used them. That is good enough for me.

I have tried various strings on my flamenco guitar - Daddario EJ45, Hannabach and Tomatito which all gave a sound that I liked and sounded good whether playing classical or flamenco music. I thought I'd give these a try and the difference in tone has been amazing. The guitar now really sounds like a flamenco guitar, with plenty of "attack", but the downside is that it doesn't sound as good when playing classical pieces. I appreciate that every guitar is different and it may just be the effect on my guitar which may not be the same as someone else's. As other reviewers have said, they do need breaking in but for me it's worth it. And for the classical pieces - maybe it's a reason to buy another guitar ......

フラメンコギターと相性がとても良い。優しい音色というよりかは強くキレのある音がでる。黒い色もシャープで気に入っているのでストックしています。

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Excellent clarity / dynamics /Feel / Playability .