Customer Ratings & Reviews

My son recently started taking guitar lessons and we bought several different kinds of strings to see which were the best. He broke one of these strings right after putting it on. After restringing it, he found that the strings had a nice sound but decided they are perhaps not as durable as some other brands other strings? Hard to tell. He is a beginner.

my son tends to destroy his strings when purchased from another company. He is now sold on these!

These strings are very nice for the price. I've used better by at me than twice the cost

Glad this item is available in bestbuy.com. Great price.

Sounds good, last a long time. You best know how to tie them to your bridge, but if you play classical, this shouldn't be news to you.

Sweet sound and the bramd speaks by itself. Allows you print the feeling you need to your songs.

good price; good sound for the price; durable; we have no complaints

I was surprised to get good strings for less than ten dollars

These D'Addario are my go to strings for restringing my guitar.

These are very good strings for the price. Buy them

These are very nice for the price. Can't go wrong.

Theses strings are good for beginners. Good sound.

The strings were very easy to install. They were not overly stretching after yhr first tune. After the 2nd or 3rd tuning, they held it very well. A very nice tone comes from these.

My friend and I went looking around for some guitar strings and these are a great quality set for the price. It's closer than driving to the Guitar Center which would save me on gas too.

I order this set of guitar strings when one of my guitar string is torn. It is classical guitar strings, nothing more than that.

There was limited choice and I was skeptical of these strings. However, they went on easily and tuned well

Decent price for nylon strings. Cheaper than local music store.

These guitar strings very good and easy to install

it's a great product and value for money. no complain.

For the price, overall a good buy. But as I said, the 3rd string does not ring out with the good clear, bold tone we want from our guitar. Perhaps string makers all, should consider doing a cooper silver wound on the 3rd string to solve this problem?