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youre the 2nd person ive met who likes martin strings. i believe they suck. to each his own.
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Dead Dawg wrote:I use the Martin SP phosphor bronze lights...They stay crisp and clear through entire shows.
:lol: have you played strings that don't make it through a show?

i always played on polywebs because thats the only elixers my guitar store carried. but i had them order some nanowebs so i could try them out and now i'm never going back :)
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Post by jjcucio »

i just purchased martins, mediums, for no other reason than the price, not bad, alot of sound compared to the elixer custom lights that i used before. My problem was i was popping stings like mad. They squeak quite a bit, but good stuff.
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Boy oh boy , i haven't played with Elixirs in like forever , never used them on my Memphis guitar , but as some of you may know , i've ordered some strings which got delayed a bit , so i went to my local dealer and thought about trying them out , so i bought PolyWeb's .10's , damn these fuckers are slippery :lol: they have a good sound though , just gotta get used to them , so different from uncoated strings , so when you think you're sliding to the 5th fret , you'll end up on the 9th :lol:
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Post by 2StepGranny »

LOL, yeah, I totally know how that feels, it takes some time to get use to strings that you played that were uncoated, and then jumping to coated one. Definitely can be a different feeling ;-)
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No shit , its like walking on soap :lol:
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Post by infoghost »

I think it feels like somebody threw chicken grease on my geetar.

I tried out some polywebs last week, and I was missing one of the wound strings, so I left the older one on. After playing the elixir strings, it felt like my skin was getting ripped off on that one string.

I still don't like elixirs on my D-15, they sound 'plastic-y' to me. I am using the EXP16's and will probably stick with those. I find them a nice balance between uncoated and coated.
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Post by Locarius »

The important thing is to match the sound of a set of strings to the sound of your guitar. I use nanos to balance out the boomy-ness of my 1970 Yamaha.
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Post by tjmac66pc »

it depends on what sound you're going for, but i like elixir nanowebs personally, i like the brighter sound
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