Savarez 520P Red Traditional Classical Guitar Strings - Plastic Wound Trebles

I always seek these out for my treble strings. In my view, the rectified or "wound" trebles are easier to play in difficult parts because your finger gets some needed purchase with which to launch the rest of the finders for that long reach or awkward fingering. I also believe that, compared to even the best non-rectified strings, rectified strings really deliver sonically, especially on the G (3) and B (2) strings. The G-String of virtually any maker - I have used Hannabach, Savarese non-rectified, , LaBella, Augustine and some others just disappears completely compared to these. Drawbacks are- perhaps the chance for some more small noise as you move around, but nothing like the silver wounds, not like THAT. Perhaps they are not quite as "bell like" , especially the E string. I generally use Hannabach light tension for the lower 3 and these for the trebles. Savarese make an excellent bass, but I tried Hannabachs and preferred them a while ago. Perhaps I'll go back to Savarese and see if it was a change for the better I was hearing or a just a change. It may depend on your instrument, but I find that these strings just provide an even playing field for each string whereas the Hannabachs, which are completely awesome and perform very well, have the same problem as every other nylon string- the G and the B get buried volume-wise and sound sort of muffled and plasticky relative to the other strings, which sound far more musical .

I play a home-grown finger-style. I've tried other strings from time to time, but it always feels like I've lost my G and B, especially the G. No strings perform like these on my Guitar! Not ever close!