Thomastik-Infeld Classical Guitar Nylon/Silverplated Copper Flat Wound Light Rope Core, .016 - .039, KR116star rating 5Lewis ShepardFebruary 11, 2010I have a Maccaferri-style classic which I use for Django style jams. These strings are great. They add overtones and a sweet sound to this guitar. Ordinary nylon strings just don't move the soundboard the same way. The nylon wound LaBella's are a close second but these give that sharp tone on the high e string.
Thomastik-Infeld Classical Guitar Nylon/Silverplated Copper Flat Wound Light Rope Core, .016 - .039, KR116star rating 5Tony MeloNovember 26, 2009Since 1960 as a player, these strings are the BEST!! I could find until now. Soft as cotton and long lasting is pretty amazing. From Toronto Canada, i send my congratulations.
Thomastik-Infeld Classical Guitar Nylon/Silverplated Copper Flat Wound Light Rope Core, .016 - .039, KR116star rating 5Richard ByrneNovember 4, 2009I discovered these strings in 1996 and have used them on many of my guitars, both nylon and steel. I put them on my 2000 Godin Multiac SA Steel last month and have played it at a few performances. The strings seeem to retain their brilliance longer than they used to. I expect to get two years from this set with no problems. I have never had a T-I string break! These are really a best buy! I'm a fingerstyle player, and these strings are kinder to fingernails that any others I've played.
Thomastik-Infeld Classical Guitar Nylon/Silverplated Copper Flat Wound Light Rope Core, .016 - .039, KR116star rating 5Shawn McEwenOctober 11, 2009These are flat wound acoustic guitar strings. I've tried every low tension string on Earth. Without question, the KR116s are the most comfortable acoustic strings I have ever played. Because they are polished, I don't get calluses. I use them on a Rainsong acoustic and the sound is GORGEOUS. Extremely low tension, with almost a classical guitar action feel to them, the KR116s are very easy on the fingers. Good for those who use their finger tips to test their blood sugar.