TIGER CGS-3-NY Classical Guitar Strings - Pack of 3 Sets

Bought again as very good for price.

🎸 The TIGER CGS-NY Classical Nylon Guitar Strings set includes six nylon strings suitable for classical guitars from quarter- to full-size, along with a spare high "E" string. The strings come in individually sealed, clearly labelled packets for standard tuning. They feel reasonably soft on the fingers when new, making them comfortable for beginners or children, and the tone is acceptable for strings at this price point. The set is very affordable, making it an economical choice for replacing strings or keeping as a spare, but with caveats.🎸 I purchased this set for a seldom-used guitar with a broken A string, prioritising cost over quality. The strings had a noticeable corkscrew profile that straightened under tension, and they were lighter than the original strings and less stable after tuning. The pack's listed tuning was inaccurate, although the string packets matched standard tuning correctly. These are a reasonable budget option for non-critical use or inexpensive guitars but unsuitable if you require stable, high-quality strings. I am happy enough with them but I knew what I was buying. ✔️

Great product and service

Perfect service, will definitely buy from this seller again. Rapid delivery.

The strings took a week of constant re tuning to begin to settle down. That was 6 weeks ago and I am still having to tune strings every couple of days. I have had to keep a tuner permanently clipped to the guitar. They were a good price but retuning is a pain. The tone is lovely on my 15 year old, bottom of the range guitar. I would not buy them again.

The strings are perfect, quick delivery, good sound for my guitar and a spare 'e' string

These are very definitely budget strings but they do have the benefit of being very cheap and not being the worst ever! Durable and light enough for a eg a child’s 1/2 size guitar, useful as replacements for single broken strings, I have also used them as a temp set when setting a guitar up after reconditioning etc. I wouldn’t choose them over even the cheapest regular branded strings but they’re useful to have as a backup etc.The main thing to be aware of is that (like many very cheap strings) they are much shorter than the strings you get from DAddario/Martin/EB etc - so no room for error when winding and cutting!They don’t have a great deal of volume and I’m not convinced they would withstand a lot of heavy playing but they are perfectly playable and feel fine.

Used for restringing a practice guitar, and seems to have done the job well