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Elixer Nanoweb 10s on all my electrics. Elixer Nanoweb Polychrome 12s on all my acoustics. I used to use Martin acoustics - I forget the exact type, I think Marquis, but they sounded wonderful. However, the convenience factor of the Nanowebs is hard to beat. Plus, I tried a couple packs of Martins recently and they rusted out on me in less than a week so I went back to Nanowebs. If I was doing serious recording with my acoustic I'd probably put non-coated strings, but for live playing and 99% of my playing at home they're just fine. Anyone know of good strings for classical/ concert guitars? I restring my classical guitar so rarely I don't have much to compare, but I always use D'Addarios and they're fine.
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