Stringjoy Balanced Light 12-54 Brights 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings

Die wohl besten Saiten für Martin Gitarren.

I have a Fender Paramount 000 mahogany guitar and I’ve struggled to get it to sound good. I’m a life long user of D’Addario Phosphor Bronze light strings and they sound great on every guitar I have except this one. I was going to chalk it up to this being not “the one” as far as guitars go. I saw an ad for Stringjoy and decided to give it a shot as it was easier than selling the Fender and explaining to my better half why I needed another guitar. So glad I did. The difference in tone was immediate. The 80/20 strings don’t sound at all metallic and bring out the tones that I was expecting from a solid mahogany guitar. The entire body of the guitar vibrates now and it sounds so fantastic. This is also the first set of strings that I’ve ever had that doesn’t go out of tune dramatically after installing. Every set needs a break in period before they hold tune but these needed about an hour of play and they’re good to go. It’s really a testament to the quality of these strings. String fatigue doesn’t kick in on these for me the same way that it does with the D’Addarios I use either. I’m amazed! Stringjoy is way more expensive than other brands. I bought a 3 pack of my usuals in 80/20 for the same price as one set of these. I can hands down say that the quality of these strings justifies the cost. Stringjoy has a convert!

I Use 80/20 Bronze light gauge on my Gibson J-200, tried several brands including Elexir nanowebs (great strings btw…), d’addario XT, and will be giving John Pearse a try shortly (heard great things about them). My J-200 is a warm bodied guitar and needs a bright string so compared to my other acoustics; no Phosphor Bronze for this guitar… ;-) I just installed these Stringjoy’s, they are the brightest and most balanced set yet with tons of sustained bass and balanced mids, they are untreated (compared to my #2 Elexir’s) and the only test remaining is longevity… I must say that the 54 gauge low E string is a bonus for me, usually 53 gauge is the standard for lights. These strings sound fantastic! They are my numero uno!… Kudos to Stringjoy

My Martin EC Signature is finally sounding like I wanted and knew it could. I have tried many brands and sizes and by far these are the best

Oh yes indeed. Very nice way to brighten up a dark sounding guitar. Very very nice feel. I’m a fan!! You get what you pay for, balanced very well and the gauges are awesome.