Ernie Ball Aluminum Bronze Medium Light Acoustic Set.012 – .054
Aluminum Bronze acoustic strings feature more projection and clarity than traditional bronze strings, while also providing improved corrosion resistance. Aluminum Bronze strings are made with Ernie Ball maraging steel hex cores and aluminum bronze wrap wire providing more pronounced lows coupled with crisp brilliant highs. Made from a blend of copper and aluminum specifically tailored for acoustic guitar strings.
Product Features
- Patented technology brings a new voice to acoustic guitarists who seek a more expressive and dynamic string
- Aluminum Oxide provides a significant corrosion barrier, without coating the string
- Featuring Maraging Steel Hex cores, for greater low-end, and note separation
- Element Shield Packaging Prolongs string life and keeps strings as fresh as the day they were made
- Made in California, U.S.A. Featuring the finest and freshest materials.
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I truly love these strings I truly love these strings! On my small body Alvarez they have an aggressive tone with balanced highs, crisp mids, and a present low end unlike the other sets of strings I’ve experimented with. They have a really distinct tone that is uniquely mine within my musical circles :)Unfortunately, I had to give it 4/5 instead of 5/5 because I gave a pack to a guitarist friend and two strings broke on him within the first couple times he played them. Now, he has a very heavy attack, so it’s…
I’m beyond impressed with the vibrance and beauty of sound coming from these strings. And the playability too! I replaced a set of Martin SP medium strings with these Ernie Ball Aluminum Bronze, and my Ibanez dreadnought is singing. High tones are rich and vibrant, mids are pleasant and balanced, and the bass mixes well with the higher tones. I haven’t heard this kind of sound yet from this guitar… These are exceptional strings for finger picking. In my experience, this set will work great…
This acoustic string formulation doesn’t get the attention that D’Addario Nickel Bronze gets, but for some guitars I find it distinctively superior. It’s fairly futile trying to describe tone in words, but on my pre-war Gibson these Aluminum Bronze strings provide outstanding balance, great charity, abundant overtones, and a deep but decidedly clear bass. They are neither dull (over-warm) or fizzy (excess treble). I’m talking about my guitars and my ears, but I’m a long-term player so maybe…