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JeffreyD
Posted 2005-12-23 11:58 AM (#125001)
Subject: Strings?


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Location: East Wenatchee, WA
I am seeing the Adamas Phosphur/Bronze lights on ebay for about $36 including shipping for 10 sets. Seems like a pretty good deal. I currently use Elixirs Nanoweb lights because although they get looking ugly, they keep their sound a long time. Are the Adamas string worth the investment? I assume they are probably just manufactured by one of the big boys anyway with their name put on them.
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Waskel
Posted 2005-12-23 1:07 PM (#125002 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?



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My understanding is that they're the same as the D'Addarios without the color coded ends.
All owned by KMC.
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Styll
Posted 2005-12-23 1:21 PM (#125003 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?


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Location: USA
The D'Addarios win everytime.
Light gauge PHB.

I have been through just about every string out there...and in my opinion nothing goes better.


http://www.myspace.com/styllheartandsoul
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2005-12-23 2:54 PM (#125004 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?


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Unless you buy a bunch of the Adamas lights on line for $.99 like we did a couple months ago, I'd go with the D'Addario, just because they are readily available here. I like them lots better than the Martin SPs. I need to get the Adamas on all my guitars soon, before I give them all away as Christmas presents.
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Waskel
Posted 2005-12-23 3:10 PM (#125005 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?



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Uh, what I was trying to say was, I believe the Adamas strings are the same strings as the D'Adds. Without the colored ends. Perhaps CWK2 knows for sure.
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jb
Posted 2005-12-23 6:59 PM (#125006 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?


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Location: Isle of Man, UK
Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
...before I give them all away as Christmas presents...
I'll happily take the Elite... oh wait, you meant the strings... darn.

12 years into playing, and still people ask me "what can I get you for christmas?" How many times, people: strings, strings, strings!

Have a good one, everyone. Stay smiling.

JB
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Beal
Posted 2005-12-23 8:07 PM (#125007 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?



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The Adamas strings used to be made with equal core and wrap and the equlivent D'Ad sets were a slightly larger core/smaller wrap. Don't know if they are still made this way. Frankly I use both and can't tell the difference.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2005-12-24 12:51 AM (#125008 - in reply to #125001)
Subject: Re: Strings?



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I recently bought 20 sets of Adamas phosphor/bronze off eBay for a little over $50 shipped. Great deal on strings which sound just fine to me.
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