D'Addario EJ17-3D Phosphor Bronze MEDIUM 13-56 3 Pack
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D'Addario Phosphor Bronze strings are acclaimed worldwide by professional and amateur players alike for their great, long-lasting string tone. Phosphor Bronze was introduced to stringmaking by D'Addario in 1974 and has become synonymous with excellent acoustic tone, becoming the stage and studio choice of the worlds top professionals. D'Addario Phosphor Bronze strings are the barometer by which all acoustic guitar strings are measured.
Features
- D’Addario Phosphor Bronze acoustic guitar strings are precision wound with phosphor bronze wrap wire, over a hexagonal high-carbon steel core.
- Phosphor Bronze wrap wire provides tried-and-true D’Addario acoustic tone, with beautiful balance and warmth suitable for all musical genres.
- Now the standard in acoustic guitar strings, Phosphor Bronze strings were originally pioneered by D’Addario in the 1970s.
- D’Addario Phosphor Bronze acoustic guitar strings come with a code on the recyclable VCI bag, which you can register to earn Players Circle points.
- Our Phosphor Bronze strings are made in the USA—drawn to exacting specifications at our New York production facility.
Specifications
- Coating: Uncoated
- Number Of Strings: 6
- Set Type: Sets, Multipacks
- Wrap Material: Phosphor Bronze
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