I like the original strings for the Prince silver O3. What strings are on the new racquets?
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I bought one and my son took it for HS tennis. The original strings are good but there is a fair amount of shock with them. We replaced them with Prince beast 17. The over the top power remained. Control and spin improved, and the shock went away.
1765292
I do like the strings that came with the Prince silver 03. I'm a 4.0 player and I happy with these strings.
1765293
I use Luxilon Big Banger 16 gauge. I actually like them better then the original strings. You get more power and more spin. They last a long time.
2281075
Sorry, I answered the question about the wrong uke. I purchased this one as a gift for someone else. I did play it first before gifting it and I am pretty sure that it was Aquila strings as well. Everything else I said still holds true.
2154182
Yea I found awesome strings for mine at just strings.com look for thomastik-infeld kr116 yea my first set lasted 4 years and still hold tune great just replacing because they are worn in spots from playing
449614
Very few classical guitar strings come with ball ends, and they say so when they do. EJ-45 are the main string I use - tried and true, not expensive, highly recommended.
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They are not as bright as 80/20 Bronze strings, but they are bright. they have a softer sound and softer overtones. Hope this helps. The silk and steel are much easier on your fingers and are mellow sounding.
1311301
I'm not sure what the stock strings are, but I bought some highly rated uke strings when I bought this uke and I haven't replaced them yet. I thought I would have to, but the stock strings have been alright. I'm sure they are not as good as the strings I purchased, but they haven't been too bad.
1963818
I don't remember them including those strings. They're so cheap, I wouldn't recommend them anyway.
445666
These are electric guitar strings. I wouldn't recommend this specific model. I believe DR has neon acoustic strings though.
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Mine came with GHS strings. But soon after receiving it I changed to Aquila strings, and it made a world of difference in the quality of sound and much easier to play.
1199231
Honestly I am not sure, but would guess they are OEM strings from Gibson. Your best bet would be to contact them directly and they would be able to help you out with that.
1729445
My daughter uses an old one handed down by her mother. Her mother played classical. Other than that we didn't find a brand. My apologies.
1725031
For my acoustics, I'm actually a fan of Earthwood's by Ernie Ball. Earthwood's seem to have the best balance of tone and longevity that I've found...and they're reasonably priced to boot. I have used Martin acoustic strings in the past and wouldn't hesitate to use them again, however the Earthwood's are my "go to" string of choice. In fact I just put a set of the Earthwood "Silk and Steels" on my Ovation 12 string Standard Balladeer and I gotta say that I'm REALLY lovin' them! Great tone and very nice feel.
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What a personal question. The disclaimer here, of course, is that what one player loves another loathes. I can only tell you what I have found to be best for me. If I am looking for a very vibrant, sharp "new" sound I will use a medium gauge nickel-wound .45-.130. But my preference for this bass, quite surprisingly, is a set of D'Addario Black Beauties .45-.125. Set aside the fact that they look cool as hell, that's not enough to warrant the price or induce a recommendation. For my playing style (technical, melody-based with a plectrum) the fact is they reduce to almost nothing any finger noise and there is a grip to them that I have never found in non-coated strings. Hope this helps.
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All of these have the ball end. I was not really happy with these strings. I really like the D'Addario Helocore 4/4 Violin Strings I now use better and they are less expensive. I also ordered some Pirastro Chromcor strings that I am getting ready to try.
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I wasn't happy with the strings it came with. Aquila strings were a great replacement.
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JP. But I took it to a pro shop, and the tech there had a suspicion that the racquet was fake. I bought it used off the amazon site, from amazons warehouse dealer. I think what must have happened was someone bought the authentic from amazon, then switched it with a fake and returned it to amazon. Amazon gave me the refund, great service, very hassle free dealing with them. So, if u decide to buy, don't buy used. Take it to a pro shop to get strung and ask the tech to compare to an authentic racquet. They can tell.
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They are nylon strings, its just the lower strings (E,A,D) are going to be "plated" with silver; all in all they are still nylon strings, not steel.