Titanium Trebles for classical guitar

Started by mas music, September 11, 2011, 07:55:38 AM

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 Last year I tried GHS Murial Anderson strings on my classical guitar. I was very impressed with the Titanium trebles which sound and feel like traditional Nylon but with a bit more more power and clarity. This time out I went with Daddario composit bass strings and Titanium trebles. Sweet strings indeed with a bit more bass and treble then standard pro artes. In the past I've tried carbon fiber trebles but to me they felt to stiff and sounded to bright. If you dabble with classical guitars give Titanium a try.
*Larrivee L03 Bubinga
*Kremona Sophia classical
*Taylor 562ce
* Makala Baritone Ukulele

Agreed  :+1: I like them
Chris
Larrivee's '07  L-09 (40th Commemorative); '09 00-03 S.E; '08 P-09
Eastman '07 AC 650-12 Jumbo (NAMM)
Martin   '11 D Mahogany (FSC Golden Era type)
Voyage-Air '10 VAOM-06
-the nylon string-
Goya (Levin) '58 G-30
-dulcimer-
'11 McSpadden

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