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La Bella 800L Jazz Black Nylon L

18

Set of Strings for Electric Guitar

  • Strength: Light tension
  • String thicknesses: .012, .015, .028W, .038, .048, .056
  • Material: Nylon on steel core
  • Tape-wound
  • Black nylon strap for warm, jazzy sound
  • Packed in modified atmosphere to prevent tarnishing and maintain freshness
  • Extra long winding length of 36" (914.4 mm) from ball end to silk winding for archtops and semi-hollow guitars with tailpieces
  • Made in USA

Note: Not suitable for solid body guitars with standard scale.

Available since May 2017
Item number 411074
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Gauge 012 - 056
Strength of the strings 0,0120" – 0,0560"
Material Black Nylon
374 kr
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Black nylon strings
RichH 18.12.2020
Use: jazz guitar

Pro: sound good, last a long time and have a very smooth sound

Cons: you really cannot cut these on the black (wound) section of the string, or it will unravel! If you avoid that, you are good though. One other thing - the heavy guage version of these are great (if your nut is cut for seriously big strings). The smaller guage though is so bendy you will apply the slightest pressure on them and go sharp, so proceed with caution!

Summary: a very good and interesting alternative to Thomasitk Infeld flat wounds for a smooth jazz tone
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Didnt get why no solid top!
TECHRDJYTD 12.12.2021
i got some tape wound on my bass, i wanted to try some on the guitar.
I ABSOLUTLY ADORE THEM!
I did put them on my Les Paul but made sure not to cut the string past the thing that old the tape (went around one more time on the E string)
And i had no problem fitting them at the bridge.

Keep in mind these are the light ones and i have not tryied it with medium strings.

Only thing i would hope is for them to do medium/light as it is more the tension i am looking for but soft are real nice but i admit you have to be more carefull as of wich way you apply pressure on your chord otherwise it may sound off.

As of now these are my new string of choice , even so they may cost a bit more i willing to pay!
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La Bella 800L Jazz Black Nylon L
Yorgos 11.03.2019
Unfortunately not the sound i was expecting and therefore I switched back to thomastik. Of course that doesn't mean anything since the preference of the sound is different for everyone and what was an unfortunate choice for me may be a great choice for other guitar players.
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Vertikales Bending für Fortgeschrittene
MT Boy 11.11.2020
Dies sind die dicksten Saiten, die ich je auf eine E-Gitarre gezogen habe. 56er E-Saite – aber Bending von G auf H (Große Terz)? - Kein Problem! Äh...was?!?

Das ist natürlich Stärke und Schwäche zugleich:
Man hat die amtlichen Jazz-Sounds, für die man dicke Round Wound-Saiten kauft. Durch die Nylon-Umwicklung hat man aber die Möglichkeit, auch mal ganz un-jazz-mäßige Bendings zu machen, mit äußerst geringem Kraftaufwand. Stilmix ahoi!

Aber: Wenn man – wie ich – auf einer Western-Gitarre mit 13er STAHL-Saiten „laufen gelernt“ hat, drückt man kräftig auf die Saiten.
Wenn ich das jetzt mit den La-Bella Saiten meiner Jazz-Gitarre tue, dann erhöht sich der Ton um mehr als einen Viertelton, weil man die Saiten ganz einfach bis auf’s Griffbrettholz niederdrücken kann. Quasi ein vertikales Bending. Gestimmte Gitarre verstimmt spielen – so einfach geht’s!

Ist das vielleicht doch eine Stärke? Ja! Ich lerne gerade, sanft zu greifen und nicht mehr Kraft einzusetzen als nötig – und das trägt dazu bei, lockerer und präziser zu spielen. Und bewusster. Und Routinen durchbrechen wollen wir doch alle, oder?
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