Thomastik-Infeld CR128 Classic N Superlona Classical Guitar Strings Normal Tension (Roundwound Basses + High-Density Synthetic G)

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Features

• Plain nylon E and B trebles with a high-density synthetic fiber G-3rd for enhanced clarity and projection
• Silver-plated copper roundwound basses (D, A, low E) deliver warm, resonant traditional classical tone
• Hybrid design balances the smoothness of nylon trebles with a more focused, defined third string

Description

The Thomastik-Infeld CR128 is a hybrid variation on the Classic N Superlona theme. Plain nylon E and B trebles sit above a specially compacted high-density synthetic fiber G-3rd (.033) — a denser, more focused alternative to standard plain nylon that improves clarity, projection, and tuning stability on the notoriously tricky G string. The D, A, and low E are silver-plated copper roundwound, giving the low end the warm, resonant, traditional character classical players expect from a well-made roundwound set.

Precision-engineered in Vienna to the same standards Thomastik-Infeld has applied to orchestral strings for over a century, the CR128 is easy under the fingers and holds tuning well. The high-density G addresses the intonation and tonal drop-off issues common with plain nylon third strings, making the CR128 a strong choice for players who want a conventional roundwound low end paired with a more defined, articulate middle voice — well suited to student, practice, and performance use alike.

Specifications

• Brand: Thomastik-Infeld
• Model: CR128
• Series: Classic N (Superlona)
• Instrument: Classical Guitar
• Number of Strings: 6
• Tension: Normal
• Gauges: .027 .031 .033 .030 .035 .043
• Treble Strings: Plain nylon (E, B); high-density synthetic fiber (G)
• Bass Strings: Silver-plated copper roundwound (D, A, Low E)
• Winding: Round wound (basses)
• Ball End: No (tie-on classical ends)
• Country of Origin: Austria