Adamas acoustic guitar HISTORIC REISSUE PHOSPHOR BRONZE string SET

Description

ADAMA'S ACOUSTIC GUITAR STRINGS HISTORIC REISSUE PHOSPHOR BRONZE

4 strengths to choose from:

1717 Extra Light .010 .014 .023w .030w .038w .047w
1749 Super Light .011 .015 .022w .032w .042w .052w

1818 Light .012 .015 .023w .032w .044w .053w

1919 Medium .013 .016 .025w .035w .047w .056w

The legendary Adamas Phosphor Bronze strings are among the most famous acoustic guitar steel strings
of the world.

The ancestor of the Adamas string is the National Musical String Company (NMSC), founded in 1898
was founded and became world famous for its "Black Diamond" brand.

In May 1980 the trademark for the composite gauge was registered, one of the special features
of the ADAMAS strings then presented.

4 of the 6 strings are completely different than other manufacturers. It is striking that ADAMAS strings have a
has developed its own gradation of strengths. The goal is a more homogeneous feeling of strength
the fingertips.

With E6 and A5 strings, the string core and the winding material have identical diameters.
These two strings feel different "on press", they are now very similar in grip
and vibration behavior. They vibrate more uniformly and with greater amplitude. They are also tonal
not as significantly different as with some other string manufacturers. Definitely striking
that these strings swing out with "bellier" sustain than other E6/A5 strings.

The A5, G3, and H2 strings are slightly thinner than other manufacturers' sets.
Overall, the sentence feels more "homogeneous" under the fingers.

The G3 string has been completely redesigned in material selection, core/cover ratio and
Tension around the tiresome breaking of this thinnest but highly stressed wound string
to minimize. The effect achieved "by the way" is that the string can be "pulled" more easily.

With the H2 string, this also results in the unbalanced higher volume that is usually encountered
eliminated, the string does not “pop” out as much when transitioning from the wound G string.
This has an effect on purely acoustic playing, but above all on amplified electro-acoustic playing.

The following applies to all strings in common: Closed, solid brass ball ends: Usually ball ends
made of steel or nickel-plated iron. The original equipment of the Ovation and Adamas guitars
is the .012 set 1818.

The legendary Adamas phosphor bronze strings, now back in the Historic Reissue
Original specifications from 1980
New eco-friendly packaging, old design
Reissue with the original specifications: solid brass ball-end, with E6 and A5 string core
and winding with identical diameter
Composite gauging: A5, G3, and H2 strings are thinner than other manufacturers' gauges
High-end premium strings, special alloy with a higher copper content
Anti-tarnish welded
With ADAMAS sticker