Daddario EZ910

package suitable for those looking for good but cheap ropes. In fact they give an excellent vibration and sound with a quite acceptable hardness. They are placed in special bags of transparent plastic and differentiated by color according to the shade. They are easy to assemble and beautiful to look at.
D'Addario works well, you know. At this price they are definitely a bargain. Not very full-bodied, I really like the sound but obviously it depends on the guitar and the refined sound. Enough metallic, good sustain, discrete harmonics. I also like the touch but with the ropes it depends on a thousand factors and preferences. However I repeat, at this price and for an "extra" guitar you are not wrong.

As expected, very good product from D'Addario.

Very good, bright sound at a very reasonable price.
Delivered in hermetically sealed bag, which is great.
One nice feature is that strings could be loosen and tighten many-many times during neck/nut/bridge height setup and they are not breaking at tuning machine head.
Does not oxidize fast.

Purchased to replace stock HB .010 - .047 on Harley Benton GS-Travel Mahogany guitar (which is a steal for money Thomann asks for). Slightly thicker then stock gauge has given this small guitar dreadnought-like bassy and projective sound.

So, all in all - highly recommended.

There was a time where I would use the same brand across all of my acoustics, but recently I decided to experiment with different brands to maintain continuity with the tone on each of them. It is interesting because I tend to gravitate back to my ?go to? strings. I have to say, through the years, this brand has always been one of my top three ?go to? set of strings. I love the tone and ring I get with these strings, not to mention the ease in playing. If there was any draw back, it would have to be the changing out, but then again, constant playing will do that. For this price, well worth changing them out when the ring begins to fade.