Noobie
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This is the second part of my string comparison, the first part being here.
For this comparison, I used a Kala KA-KC which was strung with Aquila Nylguts. These particular strings were only a couple months old, so they still had plenty of life left in them. I used the same recording rig and settings as before.
Kala Aquila Nylguts: http://cl.ly/1s2D1S1s053p0r1U2a1r
Next I strung up the Kala with some Worth Clear CM strings. These strings were on the instrument for 3 days when I recorded this and still haven't quite settled in, but I tuned up immediately before I started recording.
Kala Worth Clear CM: http://cl.ly/3j2y1B3s343J1b21150w
One thing I noted was the sustain on the Worth's compared to the Aquilas—on the last note it rang almost twice as long (although this is subjective since I can't guarantee I used the same amount of force!).
The Worth's overall seem a bit brighter to me then the Aquilas, and seem to ring better when first struck. Once gain, take a listen and make your own determination.
For this comparison, I used a Kala KA-KC which was strung with Aquila Nylguts. These particular strings were only a couple months old, so they still had plenty of life left in them. I used the same recording rig and settings as before.
Kala Aquila Nylguts: http://cl.ly/1s2D1S1s053p0r1U2a1r
Next I strung up the Kala with some Worth Clear CM strings. These strings were on the instrument for 3 days when I recorded this and still haven't quite settled in, but I tuned up immediately before I started recording.
Kala Worth Clear CM: http://cl.ly/3j2y1B3s343J1b21150w
One thing I noted was the sustain on the Worth's compared to the Aquilas—on the last note it rang almost twice as long (although this is subjective since I can't guarantee I used the same amount of force!).
The Worth's overall seem a bit brighter to me then the Aquilas, and seem to ring better when first struck. Once gain, take a listen and make your own determination.