13's Acoustic Guitar Strings for Warmer Tone, Balanced Sound and Great Sustain - 6 String Set of Phosphor Bronze Wound (80/20) Replacement Strings with Steel Core (13s / 13 Gauge)

Once again I am extremely happy with a Dangleberry Music, who, after me buying a few leads from them were gracious enough to correspond with me via email to check that I was happy with mt purchases, and it wasn't a generic email, it was a personal email with a genuine regard for my experience with Dangleberry Music. Then out of the blue when NO Bull started to sell guitar strings the folks at Dangelberry kindly sent me an email asking me what gauge strings I used and if I would like to try a free set of No Bull guitar strings, knowing that shops always receive free test products from their suppliers but the personnel in the shops usually keep them for themselves, 'if they are good products' so I was really happy that Dangleberry Music offered them to me, and I was even happier when a couple of days later I received not only one but two free sets of No Bull gauge 10 guitar strings, with free postage as well, no catches whatsoever.I am pretty fussy when it comes to my strings so I didn't hold out much hope for them but I have been completely blown away by how good these No Bull strings are, so much so that after putting the other free set on my other acoustic guitar and after that sounding amazing too, all six strings are balanced and they reproduce top, bottom and middle frequencies evenly and with a long sustain, I have constantly played both guitars for a week to a point where previous strings would lose their life but these new No Bull strings still sound as strong as the days I put them on, how long they will last I don't know but they have already out performed any other strings I have used in the past, and I have tried many many different brands and compounds, cryogenic-ally frozen ones etc but none sound or feel like these new No Bull strings.I immediately went to Dangleberry Music to check the price of them and I could not believe how cheap they were, and also they were on offer so I bought 3 sets, I have been telling everyone I know who plays guitar about the new No Bull guitar strings.To be honest I am still shocked at how much I love these strings, it seems to good to be true, but it is, and I hope that No Bull continue to offer the same quality of product and price with their strings.p.s. The No Bull wires I bought from Dangelberry Music are solid and feel like quality, but it is different to a product like guitar strings that have a instant effect of the sound of your instrument so knowing the quality of the guitar strings now gives me even more confidence in the quality and fidelity of the leads and all No Bull products.

Great strings for a great price. Nice and light to play and bright too, even though I am comparing the old strings to new sound wise, after playing these for a week they sound great. Very impressed with the brand and will try them again at the next string change.

Got these strings as other reviews were good and I fancied trying a different brand. The items were shipped very quickly by the seller Dangleberry Music and packaged well. The strings don't have different coloured ends to differentiate but there is tags on the end so you know what strings is what. Once I put the strings on and stretched and tuned them, I found that they give a nice warm balanced sound. Not so brittle and bright sounding, which I don't like, particularly as I play a concert/OM sized acoustic. I will probably buy them again as they are a good price, decent quality and delivery was prompt.

After reading brilliant review upon brilliant review for these strings I thought I would give them a try.... And I am so glad I did!These strings come nicely packaged, and once on my guitar they didn't take long to stretch at all. I actually still can't believe how quickly they stretched and settled (I'm talking like 2 or 3 days, I'm still having issues with my new Ernie balls that still haven't settled after a couple of months!!)The feel to these 13s is far less harsh on the fingers than I expected and to top it off the sound that comes from these strings is dreamy. I've struggled to find a nice mellow warm tone from a lot of different strings. The brand of 13s I had on previous to these cost 3 times as much and still sounded really bright. These ones are absolutely perfect and at an absolute steal of a price.Cannot tell you how happy I am with these strings. Will Defo be purchasing more for this guitar and for my other guitars too.

At 5 quid a pop I felt buying these strings was a low-risk gamble. I'm glad I took a chance on them.Being an arthritic guitarist who mostly plays electric, I chose an ultra light set 10-48 and put them on a slim-bodied electro acoustic guitar a couple of days ago.The 1st thing I noticed is that they give a markedly more sonorous tone than other 10 gauge acoustic strings I've tried. Secondly they give more volume than comparable strings. They're comfortable under the fingers and, as the manufacturer claims they have excellent sustain.I'm guessing No Bull are relative newcomers to the UK market since so many other reviewers have said it's too soon to assess their longevity. But as so many of the other plus points claimed by the makers have held up, I'm quietly optimistic on that front too.I'll certainly be buying No Bulls again and will recommend them to other players.

Had better and brighter new strings.Also, the practice of putting sticky labels round each string, has to be a fail.Obviously, can't comment on longevity, at this point but as I said, I've had better and brighter, new strings but these are very reasonably priced.However, as I've put these on after a full setup and fret dress, there should not be a better time for these to ring truer, than ever.These seem ok but if you're looking for best brightness, short term, say a gig, can't beat Martin but their longevity is crap.Longevity, it has to be Elixir but they are expensive.Longevity and brightness on a budget, can't beat Rotosound, for me, anyway.Have to say, after a wee bit of time with these, finger noise, when changing position, especially when amped up, is really difficult to control, so certainly not recording quality strings but at the price, they' re ok, depending on your use for them. Wouldn't use them for recording or to do a live gig with, that's for sure, too hard to get a crisp, clean, clear sound with.