Rotosound Handmade Jumbo King Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings

I just put a set of the Med. Lights on my luthier-built maple 000-12. They sound great! Warm enough to give this bright-sounding guitar a bit more depth, excellent tonal separation between the strings, and the 54 low E string gives nice punch to the bass. Very impressed!

Very elastic feel, play nice. Very good round tone more bright than warm . But then again warmer that most guitar strings. I will definitely consider to stay with these over my Ernie Balls I've been using(2148 acoustic Super Slinky Premium Phosphor Bronze).

I know lots of people say this..... but I truly have tried pretty much every string out there currently being made. These are very much underrated as I don't see or hear much about them and I think the overall tone and balance is far superior to the other big names that have been out there for years and years like Dean Markley, D'addario, GHS, Ernie Ball. I've played a couple sets of 12's on my Seagull S.W.S. and what really struck me right away is the fullness across all frequencies. There's a lot of bass coming out of the E and A strings and yet they do not overpower the higher notes at all when playing chords and harmonic phrases. The "jingle" wears out pretty quickly after a few hours of play, but those mid-high frequencies don't fade. I'm in the habit of changing my strings monthly, so I cannot say how long they would last before the average player would be dissatisfied..... but after about a month, these still sound fairly bright and full!

Put these strings on my beater package Yamaha practice guitar and sometimes I thing it sounds better than my Parker. Will definitely order again!

I use these on my J-200 and they do well. I play a lot of brit-rock (oasis, verve, coldplay) and these seem to fit the tone i'm looking for. Good string.