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D'Addario EJ25B Pro-Arte Composite Flamenco Guitar Strings provide a flexible feel with a quick attack, essential for Flamenco players. These normal tension strings are constructed using an exclusive multifilament stranded core material wrapped with silver-plated copper wound basses, delivering longer life and consistent tuning compared to traditional nylon core strings. The black nylon trebles offer a bold yet warm tone typical of Flamenco style, ensuring excellent projection and clarity for dynamic performance. Laser-sorted black nylon trebles ensure consistent, precise intonation. Packaged in environmentally friendly, corrosion-resistant packaging, these strings maintain durability and freshness. Made in the USA, EJ25B strings are designed and tested with artists worldwide for the demanding requirements of Flamenco guitarists.

Key Features:

  • Multifilament composite core for longer life and tuning stability

  • Black nylon trebles for warm, bold Flamenco tone

  • Silver-plated copper wound basses for clear, vibrant projection

  • Normal tension for expressive dynamics and flexible feel

  • Laser-sorted trebles for consistent intonation and string diameter

  • Corrosion-resistant, eco-friendly packaging ensures string freshness

  • Made in the USA with rigorous quality control

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • EJ25B Pro-Arte Black Nylon Composite Flamenco Guitar Strings
Finish
  • Silver-Plated
Categories
Made In
  • United States

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