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Has anyone used Hannabach high tension strings?
I used a set of Hannabach normal tensions on a classical guitar I had before. As I now have a Taylor NS, I need a higher tension and I'd be curious to experiment with Hannabachs.
Has anyone used them? The Taylor is set up for D'Addario extra hard tension; would the Hannabach high tensions or super high tensions be the equivalent? I've heard that Hannabach high tensions are, well, pretty high! |
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Yes, I bought a Martin 00016-C SRNE (great nylon crossover, no longer produced, except by the Custom Shop) and the dealer had strung it with Hannabach hard tensions and threw in an extra set with the sale. I actually traded a Taylor NS62 for the Martin. I've been very please with the Hannabachs.
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Jerry in Georgia |
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I suggest that you use Hannabach hard tension, not extra hard. They replaced very well the D'Addario extra hard tension on my Taylor NS 34 CE.
I also believe that Hannabach hard tension are as strong, if not stronger, that D'Addario Extra Hard. |
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+1 on that!
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I use Hannabach hard tensions on my Kenny Hill crossover and really like them a lot. I highly recommend them.
Jayne |
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Do the Hannabachs tend more towards brightness or mellowness (if that's the right word!) ?
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The 728's are very mellow. The 815's are brighter, but in a traditional nylon fashion. I personaly like the 815 better. The Super Carbon trebles are much brighter and "transparent", cristaline sounding and loud. Reasonably louder then traditional nylon strings. They are probably my favorite composite trebles. They come with Goldin basses but I never tryed those. |