Classical Guitar Strings

 

Strings for Classical Guitar and Spanish Guitar

The classical guitar differs in many ways from the modern acoustic guitar — but what hasn’t changed is the importance of selecting the right strings. Whether you’re playing folk, gypsy jazz, flamenco or of course classical music, the strings are the easiest way to change the sound and feel.

Strings and Beyond carries more than 20 brands of classical guitar strings, including D'Addario, Hannabach, Savarez, La Bella and Aquila. Many of those come in multiple variations to let you find what you want from your guitar.

Which Nylon Guitar Strings Should You Buy?

Hundreds of classical strings are in stock, meaning you have plenty of options. You can get well-balanced clear nylon strings, mellow black nylon strings, bright composite strings and more in many tension ratings. You might prefer titanium treble strings and 80/20 bronze-wrapped bass strings to cut through a full orchestra. Read our guide The Sound of Nylon: Advantages and Applications of Classical Guitar Strings to learn more about choosing the right strings for a classical guitar.

Having so many choices of Spanish guitar strings means a chance of a match made in heaven, which is excellent, but it can also be a lot to dig through. Call Strings and Beyond at (877) 830-0722 for assistance from someone passionate about nylon string guitars. We have low prices for everything, bulk packs and free U.S. shipping on orders over $35 to give you the best value.

 

Strings for Classical Guitar and Spanish Guitar

The classical guitar differs in many ways from the modern acoustic guitar — but what hasn’t changed is the importance of selecting the right strings. Whether you’re playing folk, gypsy jazz, flamenco or of course classical music, the strings are the easiest way to change the sound and feel.

Strings and Beyond carries more than 20 brands of classical guitar strings, including D'Addario, Hannabach, Savarez, La Bella and Aquila. Many of those come in multiple variations to let you find what you want from your guitar.

Which Nylon Guitar Strings Should You Buy?

Hundreds of classical strings are in stock, meaning you have plenty of options. You can get well-balanced clear nylon strings, mellow black nylon strings, bright composite strings and more in many tension ratings. You might prefer titanium treble strings and 80/20 bronze-wrapped bass strings to cut through a full orchestra. Read our guide The Sound of Nylon: Advantages and Applications of Classical Guitar Strings to learn more about choosing the right strings for a classical guitar.

Having so many choices of Spanish guitar strings means a chance of a match made in heaven, which is excellent, but it can also be a lot to dig through. Call Strings and Beyond at (877) 830-0722 for assistance from someone passionate about nylon string guitars. We have low prices for everything, bulk packs and free U.S. shipping on orders over $35 to give you the best value.