scooterguitar
Well-known member
Seems to be a common ?, warmer toned strings...and the answer is usually flourocarbon, which after trying a few brands, they are warmer, but lack the snap I like.
I swapped the stock Koalohas for Aquila and it became much better to my ear. Tried another set of flouros, nope once again. So no more flourcarbons for me, at least for now. I think part of it comes from guitar background and always using heavier gauge strings for "thicker" tones.
Now to Kamaka black strings, they sound "just ok" to my ears and feel seemingly flexy compared to the Aquilas.
SO my first real ? is, what is your take on the Kamaka strings, I've read similar to how I feel, but still curious.
I am going to try other non-flouro strings, specifically Kala Red and Koolau 9But my Koolau set has the wound g which I assume is low G???)
Gonna order up the DAddarios and want to put together a set of those Savarez, but hate to order just a few sets of strings from JustStrings.
Any other suggestions, comments, rants, or raves?:nana:
I swapped the stock Koalohas for Aquila and it became much better to my ear. Tried another set of flouros, nope once again. So no more flourcarbons for me, at least for now. I think part of it comes from guitar background and always using heavier gauge strings for "thicker" tones.
Now to Kamaka black strings, they sound "just ok" to my ears and feel seemingly flexy compared to the Aquilas.
SO my first real ? is, what is your take on the Kamaka strings, I've read similar to how I feel, but still curious.
I am going to try other non-flouro strings, specifically Kala Red and Koolau 9But my Koolau set has the wound g which I assume is low G???)
Gonna order up the DAddarios and want to put together a set of those Savarez, but hate to order just a few sets of strings from JustStrings.
Any other suggestions, comments, rants, or raves?:nana: