Martin Guitar MA530 Authentic Acoustic Extra Light Guitar Strings, 92/8 Phosphor Bronze

wonderful twangy sound and not that brittle honestly.. absolutely gorgeous sound, much better than the d'adario's I'm used to. pretty much the same price so will always get these going forward.

These martin strings are awsome it sounds really good and are budget friendly. I'll suggest go for these instead of any other brand under this price range.

Authentic Martin strings.

These are brittle and will snap off very easily. But the sound quality is good.

I bought these strings and they were a little more expensive than what I usually buy BUT they are definitely worth it because you’re getting the highest quality which means premium sound.

Me gustó su sonido brillante y fresco le dio mucha vida a mi guitarra Fender Electroacustica

I thought I'd try these on my electro acoustic guitar based on the brand and relatively low price. My previous strings were D'Addario EXL110BT 10-46 's Nickel wound (admittedly Electric Strings - not acoustic). The Martins sound good to be fair, but not as forgiving on the fingers and they are awkward - not slinky in any way, despite the gauge. Quite a lot of fret slide squeak. They also hate being bent. Pressing chords is a lot harder than with D'Addarios. I gave longevity 4 stars but I don't think I'll keep them on my electro acoustic that long really. I might add that I'm a blues rock player and so play a lot of bends in my style. Perhaps if your'e just playing chords with strong fingers and are a purist for pure acoustic tone then these may suit you.

I did not rate longevity as I just put them on my guitar. If they want me to rate longevity they should wait a year. The sound quality is excellent and they are easy on the fingers. I will buy them again but if the longevity is good it may be a while before I do.

Non sono un gran chitarrista, strimpello giusto un po' di accordi ogni tanto, ma ho sempre trovato il suono di queste corde molto piacevole, con bassi profondi e alti squillanti, che vanno un po' a smorzare il timbro piuttosto cupo della mia chitarra jumbo.Sono morbide e sottili perciò sono anche più semplici da suonare anche per chi non ha più le dita del suonatore incallito.