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Posts: 474
Location: Anchorage, Alaska | I just ran across this site. Pretty cheap strings. Has anyone used them? I thought I had heard from this, or another forum that they were not bad. But of course, what does "not bad" sound like??? |
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April 2004
Posts: 13303
Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I have used them....they are ;) "not bad"
Depends on what type of sound you like. I like the Adamas and Elixer strings better but for the price, they are "not bad". |
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December 2003
Posts: 1071
Location: Carle Place, NY | You get what you pay for. I think that they are cheap, lousy strings that simply sound bad, even when new. Yeah, they're about $3 a set, but that's all they are worth. |
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February 2002
Posts: 613
Location: Zion, Illinois | I've tried them a few times. I had a lot of problems with their strings. I strung my Custom Legend with webstrings, went to bed, woke up the next moring and found the G string had snapped overnight! Yes they are honest and sent me another set, but they aren't worth the effort IMHO. |
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November 2004
Posts: 110
Location: Peoria, Illinois | AFG,
I have used them for 12-string sets, and found them to sound good (the PB's). I also tried the Bluegrass sets for 6-string. I also liked the sound of these. They are not in the same league as a D'Addario EXP or Elixir Nanoweb set, but the price is attractive.
Maybe a thought would be to order them and spend just enought to take advantage of the free shipping. Also, it is nice to have a few sets around to hand out to friends that need a set of strings in a pinch! It is lot easier to give these away, then a $10.00 to $15.00 set of strings!
How are things "up" on Alaska?
Jim D |
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Anyone use Webstrings.com?
