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Folk Nylon strings are high quality nylon strings with ball ends on each string to facilitate easy installation on classical guitars - as well as steel string acoustic guitars if desired.
D'Addario EJ32 Folk Nylon Silver/Ball End Black Treble Guitar Strings
D'Addario EJ32 Folk Nylon Silver/Ball End Black Treble Guitar Strings
D'Addario EJ32 Folk Nylon Silver/Ball End Black Treble Guitar Strings

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  • Ball ends
  • Silver wound bass strings
  • Black unwound treble strings
  • Suitable for classical or standard acoustic guitars

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Reviewed by 3 customers

  • Nice Sounding Strings

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byFoxcrik

    fromQueen Creek, Arizona

    These are nice sounding, easy playing strings. I clipped the ball end off of them and tied them on in the traditional manner. The black nylon trebs look nice too.

  • Highly recommend, but...

    4

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    submitted8 years ago

    byAldo

    fromundisclosed

    Gets out of tune quickly, within an hour. Also had to file the nut on my guitar to make it fit. But it does sound nice once it's all ready.

  • Good for weak hands

    4

    submitted13 years ago

    byJesse Brown

    fromPennsylvania

    My hands aren't as strong as they used to be, so I started looking for strings with low tension that would let me more easily play bar chords and such. These work great for me and the tone seems to better compliment my vocals in comparison to the more brash sounding steel strings. The only thing is it looks like the basses will wear out rather quickly as I can already see fret marks on them after maybe a week. Also, be aware that the trebles in particular will stretch quite a bit (probably true for any nylon string) so keep that in mind when you start stringing them up and don't leave as much slack. The sound from the trebles seems weak on my Ovation, so if you like brighter highs that may be something to consider.

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byPleick

    fromSan Diego

    What are sizes of the strings? Where can i find it?

    What are sizes of the strings? Where can i find it?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    They have the gauges listed on the back. I'm not sure why they don't have a picture of it. The gauges are Gauge 28-45