Thomastik guitar strings
Q: I want to put these on my jazz guitar, but I wonder if anyone has tried them yet. What do you think?
If you're going to answer "definitely not", and then trail off with a watered down "i don't know", you're not answering my question.
A: The answer to that would be a definite no. There's not much magnetic properties in nylon :-)
http://www.juststrings.com/toi-kr116.htm l
These are strings appears to be a sort of a hybrid between classical nylon strings and acoustic
Nickel flatwound roundcore Jazz Series bass strings from Thomastik-Infeld boast extended durability and high output fundamentals with smooth, warm, balanced tone.
CLASSIC N strings are easy to play, and represent an excellent value in a student or practice string. Product Description Heavy duty nylon strings, with a choice of two styles of basses (E, A, D): either silver plated copper roundwound (CR127), or chrome steel flatwound (CF127).
The result is an incredible depth of tone and an enhanced fundamental which is unavailable from any other flatwound. Now the electric bassist can also experience the THOMASTIK-INFELD sound.
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