RE: La Bella 2001 Flamenco Strings

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Ramon Amira

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Joined: Oct. 14 2009
From: New York City

RE: La Bella 2001 Flamenco Strings -... (in reply to maduroflamenco)

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For a couple of years I worked with the La Bella 2001 Medium Tension Classical sets you mention on my blanca. After changing to another brand a couple of weeks ago, I immediately figured out that the medium tension classical set was sucking most of my playing effort, producing a noticeably lower volume and bland sound. The 2001 Classicals are extremely durable but just didn't work for my guitar or purely-flamenco playing style.

Well, then why not try the La Bella 2001 Black Nylon flamenco strings. As I said at the beginning of this thread, they sound very good, bright, excellent for flamenco.

Ramon

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