D’Addario EJ74-3D Mandolin Strings, Phosphor Bronze, Medium, 11-40, 3 Sets
EJ74, D’Addario’s best selling mandolin set, is the standard established by David Grisman and Ricky Skaggs. Warm and bright phosphor bronze tone with the optimal blend of tight playing tension and strong projection. Loopend construction for universal fit. D’Addario mandolin strings are trusted by legends like David Grisman, Ricky Skaggs, Ronnie McCoury, Doyle Lawson, Rhonda Vincent, Mike Marshall, Adam Steffey, and more, for their natural acoustic tone and reliable performance. They are made from the highest quality plain steel, stainless steel, nickel plated steel and phosphor bronze and are available in a wide variety of gauges.
Product Features
- Buy 3 sets and save on D’Addario best selling mandolin set.
- “Phosphor Bronze for long lasting, warm and bright tone and loopend construction for universal fit.
“ - Environmentally friendly, corrosion resistant packaging for strings that are always fresh.
- Made in the U.S.A. For the highest quality and performance.
- STRING gauges: plain steel .011/.011, 015/.015, phosphor Bronze wound .026/.026, .040/.040
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Clear and Resonate These strings are exceptionally good. I would not say that they are the brightest strings that I have ever put on my mandolin, but, they are amazingly clear and have deep resonance. I feel like I am getting a much stronger response from the tone woods of my instrument. The articulation of the string cuts through very well. They feel good on the fingers and are easy to note. I put these on my mandolin after trying a set of elixir strings. I would play on these over the elixirs any day of…
My new standard for mandolin strings
Great strings for experts OR beginners! These D’Addario are the only mandolin strings I’ve used for many years on my F5 and bought this set for a cheap import mando my son has. The cheap import came with some bad light ga. strings and by changing to this normal gauge and buying/fitting a new ebony bridge, the mandolin sounds 10X better. I am bothered when people review these strings as “not for beginners”. If the mandolin is set up correctly, the playability would not be an issue. Perhaps these folks reviewing it that way…