SAVAREZ 510MRJ Cantiga Creation Saitensatz Konzertgitarre

This set of strings is intended for very talented guitarists. These can look forward to a new set thanks to the recent discoveries of Savarez. a new set designed to meet the needs of musicians looking for improvements in ease of play, fast response and better sound. response and better sound.

The Création Cantiga Mixed Tension string set is the most customized set ever. It combines a special string mix with the special sound of the latest raw material developments used to create the Catinga bass strings.

The Mixed Tension set provides a new balance of tension between high and low strings, allowing the player to play more easily and freely. easier playing and freer vibrations.

The high Création strings are a mix of New Cristal nylon, used for the E1 and B strings, and Alliance fluorocarbon, which is used for the G-string. The E1 and B strings are made of high quality nylon, which provides a focused and clear sound. and clear sound. The Alliance Fluorocarbon G-string (also called carbon string) is a thin string that produces a clear and brilliant sound, which is that perfects projection and feel.

The Cantiga Bass strings are the famous strings of this set and were made with the latest technology from the newest raw materials. The Cantiga Bass strings are currently a great innovation that manifests itself in an exceptional, distinctive sound character, which can also be felt in the shades of the sound, as well as in the high expression and fast response of the strings.

Features:

• E1 & B string: New Cristal Custom Nylon
• G-string: Alliance Fluourcarbon
• Bass strings: Catinga with innovative core made from the latest raw materials
• Tone: clear, expressive, rich in nuances
• fast response
• for talented guitarists
• Mixed Tension: high strings: normal tension / low strings: high tension
• Sizes: ,029; ,033; 0,033; ,030; ,036; 0,044

Specs:

• Strings: 6
• Guitar Size: 4/4
• Set Offer: no
• Material: Nylon
• Type: Strings for Concert Guitar
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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