Free Cleartone Strings

[tone@cleartone]

Hi all!

We at Cleartone Strings would like to introduce ourselves to everyone at the Larrivee Forum. You might have heard that Cleartones are now Original Equipment on all Larrivee Guitars. Some of you might have already bought and tried a set of Cleartones at one of your favorite retailers. We hope most of you who have, really enjoyed Cleartones and they work well for you. So, as an opportunity to introduce ourselves to new players in hopes of getting "the word" out there, we have set up a special secret link in my signature that takes you to a sign-up page for a free set. All we want to do is get Cleartones in as many players hands as possible and thank those of you who continue to use Cleartone. If you like them, we hope you continue to use them and talk about it in the forum. If not, no worries.
But remember, Cleartones aren't for everyone. They are for those who tried coated strings, and didn't like the tone and feel compromise they had to give up for the sake of longer string life. If you tried coated strings because you wanted all the string life WITHOUT the slick feel or muted sound, then Cleartones might be for you. But, if you like the smoother feel and mellower sound of other coated strings, Cleartone will be a radical change.

Anyway, have fun and remember to stop by and leave us a comment on our website. There is a limited supply so sign up as soon as you can.

Thanks again,


Tone at Cleartone Strings

[ducktrapper]

I'm in. As far as I can tell, they're unavailable where I live. I'd like to try them.   

[Denis]

I'm in. As far as I can tell, they're unavailable where I live. I'd like to try them.   

Same here but I filled out the form anyways.  Maybe they'll send me a set up here in Canada.  They only give one gauge option for the acoustic set, lights. 

[markanthony]

 VERY NICE WAY TO START OFF WITH THE LARRIVEE FORUM! THANK YOU

[drathbun]

I put in for a set sent to Canada as well. The form, as most forms are in the US, only has a place for State and ZIP.  I know we're only 1/10 the size of the US, but hey!, Larrivee is from Canada! :)

I'll be interested in giving the Cleartones a try. I'm a diehard Elixir Phosphor Bronze Nano fan... so I think I feel an A/B comparison review coming on!

[tone@cleartone]

We are working on getting the samples into Canada too. Signup anyway, chances are good they'll show up.
Thanks!!

[Blue in VT]

I'm an Elixir champion as well...I'm intersted to see how they compare...I look fwd to trying them for myself!



Blue

[bing4sons]

Wow, I'm in.

I really like Elixir PB on my Taylor, but they don't do it for me on my Larrivee.  Maybe the Cleartones will do the trick.  I have mediums on it now, but may need to do a truss rod adjustment and through the Cleartone lights on.

[jwieties]

Info sent.
I've wanted to try these for a while.
Thanks
-josh

[Caleb]

this is the coolest thing ive ever seen on a guitar forum.

[Redeemed]

Oh, how cool! 

So is this exclusively for Larrivee forum members and Larrivee guitar owners???...

I knew there was a reason I liked Larrivee's so much


-dan

[mudbox]

I got my OM-3R last June and have restrung since with Cleartones.  Good tone, and the mileage is great.  I'll probably beef up to mediums on the next change.  Tried a set on my telecaster, and these get a harder workout.  We'll see how they hold up...but that's another forum.
mud

[ducktrapper]

I have a guitar for every guage so woo hooo! Very cool Mr. Tone! 

[hatofthecat]

Well I put "United Kingdom" into the 'State' box    so we'll see if the offer stretches across the pond 

[tikabear]

I filled in a form.  Thanks!

[jwu53]

Just sent for a set -- Thanks!! I've tried them once before on my LS-05 -- they didn't do it for me. But I'll try them on the L-03R and see what happens!

[Steve]

this is the coolest thing ive ever seen on a guitar forum.

[Daysailer]

me too         

[dermot]

Another Canadian signs up....

i normaly use Ej19's and / or JP "slack-key" sets...i see a new 12->56 set  on offer ;-)

love to try a set, and many thanks!

welcome! a bit-0-tech support and expertise is always good  news!

can you tell us a bit about how you test your strings? Do you have a studio set-up? and what kind of guitars do you use to test?

Ta from up here

d.

 

[LookingForLarri]

I'm in  !! 

Welcome to the forum.  This is much better than    and .