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Originally Posted by harpon
Pro Arte a great workhorse string, but their EXP coated strings really do seem to last longer, and maybe worth the extra cost, if you don't want to change strings as much or maybe just the trebles as you have done with the titanium.
I'm just experimenting a little with rectified nylon and some nylgut, and all complicated by my playing a lot on Cordoba 3/4 and 7/8 size guitars,
yet essentially, I don't like to change strings too often- more a chore as one gets older.
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You might want to try Martin Magnifico high tension Polygut strings (they are made by Aquila) for your 3/4 Cadete. I pit those on my wife’s 3/4 Yamaha, and they are a really great sounding string. Her guitar has had various brands of strings (all high tension, to feel like normal tension on a full size guitar), but the new Martin strings just make it sound like a better, more expensive guitar than it actually is. The trebles are very elegant, and vibrato easily.