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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Acoustic → RotoSound Classical Guitar Strings
I had been using the D'Addario ProArte strings on my classical for a couple of years, and decided to try a friends recommendation for the RotoSound "Black & Silver" strings. Wow! They have a bigger voice across the tonal spectrum, and the nylon strings stayed tuned much better than the D'Addarios ever did (had several sets). If you play a nylon-string classical, give these a pluck ... very nice:
I will give them a try next time .
If I ever get mine back from my brother (sigh, he's not even trying to learn), it'll be due for new strings. I'll try em out! It's been a while since I've strung that guitar, and I can't even remember now which strings I liked best. I think they were the D'Addario Golds though (or maybe I just liked the look of them). 
Considering changing classical strings and going through a break in period again.. with the idea of strings that will stay in tune better... absolutely worth trying!
With a nylon strung classical guitar I normally leave them tuned to F# or F overnight a couple of times to take the stretch out of them.
Roger
With a nylon strung classical guitar I normally leave them tuned to F# or F overnight a couple of times to take the stretch out of them.
Roger
That's a very good idea, Roger ... never thought of it. Thanks!
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