Feature(may vary by option.)
●WARM, BALANCED TONE - Rare phosphor-bronze guitar strings deliver the warm tonality and strong fundamentals that acoustic players look for in a low-tension string set
●LOUDER, FATTER SOUND - Rare acoustic guitar strings are wound with a phosphor-bronze wrap wire over a hexagonal carbon-steel core, a recipe for enhanced volume and harmonic richness
●SMOOTH FEEL WITH LESS FRET WEAR - compression-winding gives Rare strings a smooth feel under your fingers that also reduces wear on your frets
●ENHANCED TONE AND SUSTAIN FOR ANY GUITAR - no matter what body style or tonewoods your acoustic guitar is built with, Rare strings reward you with improvements in tone, depth, and sustain
●EXPERTLY MADE IN USA - Like all DR Strings, Rare phosphor-bronze strings are made using a painstaking compression-winding technique to bring you a superior sounding, longer lasting acoustic guitar string
[Strings Rare + Round Core 10-46]
[Strings Rare]
Description
Product Description
Low tension...the sound is loud and warm.The Rare phosphor bronze acoustic strings are a departure from the standard, good quality bronze string currently available...not necessarily better, but possessing a new, different and stronger “voice”. When DR set out to produce a string with new characteristics, our goal was to redesign contemporary thinking about what phosphor bronze can do for a good acoustic guitar. Hand-carved arch-tops, dreadnaughts and good steel string acoustic guitars made of rosewood, maple, and mahogany seem to benefit from a distinct improvement in tone, depth, and sustain with Rare phosphor strings. Players who want a fatter and louder sound, as well as a deeper bottom (who like to hear their guitars ring out) will appreciate the Rare phosphor tone, sound, and feel.
From the Manufacturer
RARE™ Acoustic Guitar Strings utilize a phosphor bronze wrap wire over a hexagonal high-carbon steel core. The result is warm, bright and balanced tone with an overall fatter and louder sound with a deep bottom end. Acoustic guitars of all types seem to benefit from a distinct improvement in tone, depth, and sustain.