Savarez Classical Guitar Strings (520B)
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About Savarez Classical Guitar Strings (520B)
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
84% appreciated the long-lasting strings, though 16% experienced premature wear
I highly recommend trying these strings.
These strings are perfect for guitars with sensitive bridges as they dont pull through as hard as regular strings.
I have complained that the treble strings of my guitar feel distressed, as if they have been taken through sandpaper.
I find the treble strings unsuitable for soft passages due to their sandpaper-like finish.
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82% found it easy to install, but 18% found it difficult
These strings are easier to play and sound warmer compared to other normal tension strings.
If I like trebles, they would be a good fit, but I'm not sure who else would prefer them.
I find it difficult to play soft passages on the treble strings due to their sandpaper-like finish.
92% liked the ease of playability, but 8% found it too stiff
I believe that low tension strings have a bad reputation among guitarists, but I disagree and think they are for people who want to play their guitar comfortably.
The strings feel good and are fairly quiet under my fingers.
I find this string great for beginners and intermediate players, with a great sound and easy to play challenging songs.
With Savarez strings, I noticed that the warm tones are muted a bit while the bright tones remain.
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89% praised for its consistent string quality, while 11% noticed variations
The wound strings have a limited life and sometimes come already broken.
I found that the Low E string of the second set was already broken when I opened it.
For soft passages, I find the sandpaper-like finish on the treble strings difficult to play.
89% praised for its rich and warm tone, while 11% found it lacking clarity
I find that these strings are easier to play and have a warmer sound than other normal tension strings.
After using the Savarez strings, I noticed that the warm tones of my guitar are muted a bit while the bright tones remain.
I couldn't get past the feeling of the trebles, although the tone quality of the strings was quite good.
For soft passages, playing the treble strings is difficult due to their sandpaper-like finish.
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