D'Addario Extends Line of Premium Nickel Bronze Acoustic Strings
D'Addario has announced the extension of Nickel Bronze, its brand-new premium uncoated acoustic guitar strings line, now available in two additional sets and a full line of singles.
Nickel Bronze is a result of the combination of phosphor bronze and nickel that yields a string unlike any other.
The newly added extensions include Resophonic Guitar (.016 - .056) and 12-String Light Gauge (.010 -.047), both identical to D'Addario's Phosphor Bronze versions in optimized gauge combinations. The Nickel Bronze extension also includes a full line of in selective gauges from 20 on through 60" for players to use as replacements or to create their own custom sets.
Nickel Bronze strings provide a crisp, clear sound as well as outstanding balance and harmonically rich overtones to play articulate melody lines and full chords. And thanks to D'Addario-engineered NY Steel cores and plain steel strings, players will enjoy improved tuning stability and higher break resistance, so they can spend less time tuning and more time playing.
For more information, visit daddario.com.
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