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Thomastik JS113

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Thomastik JS113
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The best flatwounds I've tried
Andy737 02.08.2013
I used d'Aaddario Chromes for years, but recently switched to TI JS113's. I prefer the feel and the slightly lower tension. I've used them on full-body jazz guitars and semi's. They will only suit people who like heavy flatwounds (my brother calls them 'unplayable railway lines') but if you're into that sound, I've not found better (although I've not tried GHS). Note I also use a heavy pick (2mm). I'm not sure they'd sound too good with a light or even a medium attack. They're a tad more expensive than d'Addario's, but well worth it imho. I've had one set on a semi for 10 months, and they're still pretty bright, with no intonation or tuning problems, so I'd give them high marks for longevity and cost-effectiveness. If you're a heavy string-bender or hammer & pull stylist, they're going to be tough to play cleanly. But if you're into a rich mellow kind of sound, without the 'twang & buzz' of round-wounds, you're probably on flats already. These things are very personal, so don't take my word for it (or anyone else's). I'd say give them a try & see what you think.
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Excellent value for the price and great tone
Palash 31.10.2019
These were replacing my D addario chromes, I wanted flatwounds with more treble character and clearer overtones, particularly for Jazz and Blues, but also some more versatile Rock/Metal setup.

These do Jazz and Blues really well if you want the flatwound tone.
Other genres can be managed depending on your setup.

The only improvement I may think of , is that the tension balance across strings is not balanced. But this depends on your tuning and your guitar setup, so this will vary person to person.
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The best jazz strings!
Tozi 06.10.2021
I avoided playing gauge 13 strings for a long time since the ones I've tried were really difficult to control and took lot of muscle strength to get the right nice sound I was looking for (and off course the playing speed suffered ...).
JS113 feel like 11s - very easy to play! They feel smooth and the sound is just right - I can play effortlessly jazz and a very demanding fast and ornamented Bulgarian folk melodies with these strings!
Highly recommended!
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Z.S. 08.10.2018
They sound and feel great, however the high E and B strings corrode much faster than the rest as they are not wound.
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Perfect sound
Louie Louie 25.09.2021
Contrary to how heavy wound strings play on an acoustic, they're actually quite light! They also sound amazing.
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krystiawie 03.11.2017
Very balanced tension of strings. Great sound.
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Use them on your Strat
Analog Dubs 02.07.2021
I use these strings on my Strat and it sounds awesome. That jazzy sound comes almost natural without the hollow body, especially in low tones. The lows are definitely dominant compared to the highs and you might tweak your pickup or eq to get what you want.
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Thomastik JS113
Yorgos 11.03.2019
My favourite strings ever. The best set for Jazz guitar i've ever tried so far and the sound especially when they are still new is something that gives me pleasure every time i play my guitar :)
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Thick strings for thick sound
Anonymous 13.07.2016
I bought these strings online and intended to try strings with thick dimension. I must say it is a bit hard to play, because of the thick strings. one has to adapt first to the strings, but the sound is really jazzy and the quality is superb.

i also personally like the inside and the packaging of the product.

If you guys are looking for strings with deep jazzy thick sounds, this is the product you are looking for
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Best strings for jazz guitar
Tenorman 23.03.2020
Thomastik-Infeld are the best strings on the market for jazz guitar. They may be expensive, but they are best value.
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