Diablo CLASSICAL Nylon Spanish Guitar Strings

Good product, prompt delivery.

The media could not be loaded. Freeze strings sound quite good, but they take a long time to settle in. I changed the strings on this guitar over a week ago and although when I picked it up for this review it was pretty much in tune with itself. The entire guitar was flat. The solid nylon strings (one, two and three) took the longest to stretch. The strings I usually use enable me to pick up the guitar and play it immediately without having to tune it. So I'm a little disappointed in these.

I'm currently trying these out on one of my acoustic guitars and have to say they're really nice to play, have a great sound and I'll likely be back to buy more.

I picked these up as I have an old classical guitar I want to get set up for a friend.The strings come packaged in a branded box and a sealed plastic packet. The strings appear decent enough quality for the price. In terms of sound they are ok. The guitar I've strung them on isn't particularly brilliant so it is hard guage how good they are. But my instincts suggest that they are acceptable.An affordable set of strings.

So these strings work, I tried them on a Yamaha CGS103 (3/4th sized guitar), and they worked fine. They stretched for almost a week and sound wise it worked just fine after you have tuned them and nothing especially great but nothing bad either.Works just fine for a student.Listed Price when I reviewed it: £7.99(Disclaimer: I received this for free as part of the Amazon Vine program, but the views here are based on my own experiences and not edited or influenced by anyone)

Pretty decent stings at a good price range and has allowed me to replace my only stings. It's a very lively sounding set of strings. Has good intonation and feels nice to play with.Comes well packed in an interestingly illustrated box and I always love the feel of new strings.No issues at all when tuning and they are a good fit for my Spanish guitar. Should last me a good while, making these good value

I find that, on the whole, theres little difference between mid priced nylon guitar strings. This set is pretty much as good as any standard set of normal tension strings of aany brand I've had. I've been playing the guitar for over 40 years so I know my way around strings, typically I use D'addarion Pro-Arte strings but mix it up sometimes just to see whats available and especially now that the price of nylon strings is getting silly (never mind the specialist ones).These strings feel just like my regular brand, and tonewise they are very similar if not the same, I dont have a high end classical guitar so good enough is good enough for me, and these strings are good enough. Tension wise they are just the same as other normal tension ones.The strings are packaged in a sealed plastic bag so are good to store for a good while without corrosion being a concern. Theyre not the cheapest at £8 the set but I reckon the price is OK.

Nicely made, no isses stringing up. Price wise they're not the cheapest or the most expensive I've tried, they sit nicely in the middle and are probably the same or slightly cheaper than my go to earthwood ernie balls depending on offers.Compared to my usual earthwoods they are slightly warmer, which I actually prefer for my style of playing, across latin, emo, country, they make the finger style softer which is my main draw to them. I'm sure this is just a matter of preference but I like them and I'm tempted to give these another go next time I change strings.Put about 10 hours of playing on them and they've settled in nicely. I'd atleast recommend giving them a go next time you need a set as you might be pleasently surprised, especially as these go on offer reguarly.