hammer40
Well-known member
yeah, I am there is silence ah ah
ok, thinnner gauges (just a bit, I image). I will do the job.
Squeak? well, I have tried a lot of solution, no way. The issue is in the polymer itshelf. However I have some other things to try.
what I can say is that the problem is on those that has dry fingers or washed them with soap and then they became dry. After a bit of playing the problem is much more less.
At present the only option is to use hand- cream on the fingers and/or on the strings. It work for a few days till the issue, with the use, became less. What to say... unfortunately nobody is perfect.. i am doing my best...... give to the strings one day to stabilize: the sound quality improve a lot after a day or so on. I think that, till other solution, it worth to use a bit of hand -cream because the sound is maarvelous. And not because they are aquila, because i feel that they are so. Mimmo
I hope Aquila is hearing this, but if you guys can make a thinner gauge sugar string and eliminate some of the squeak...$$$$$
Wait, one person isn't happy with the string gauge and you're going to change it? What about those who bought these strings and are happy with them? If I have to wonder if everytime I buy your strings they may be different because somebody didn't like something...well, you can count me out as a customer. Changing the diameters will affect the tension and the sound. I expect consistency from a manufacturer, I can't be wondering what I will get each time I need a string change.
Why not just do what Savarez, D'Addario, Pyramid, to name a few, do then and offer a variety of individual string gauges? Then they can be tailored to your own individual wants or needs without compromising other customers. This is commonplace in the classical guitar world.