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Elixir 16027 Nanoweb Phosphor 11-52 Ak.Gitar Custom Light

Art.nr: 67727

229,-

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Elixir

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Custom Light 11-15-22-32-42-52

Acoustic Phosphor Bronze with NANOWEB Coating

Elixir^® Strings Acoustic Phosphor Bronze with NANOWEB^® Coating deliver distinctive phosphor bronze warmth and sparkle together with extended tone life.

Only coated string brand to protect the entire string with an ultra-thin coating, keeping gunk out of the gaps between the windings
Extended Tone Life – players report their tone lasts longer than any other string, uncoated or coated
Consistent performance and tone – ready to play whenever you are
Smooth feel that is easy on your fingers and enhances playability
Reduces finger squeak – good for both performance and recording
Anti-Rust Plated Plain Steel Strings resist tone-deadening corrosion, ensuring a longer life for entire set
With less hassle and expense of frequent string changes, spend more time making music

16002	Extra Light	.010	.014	.023	.030	.039	.047
16027	Custom Light	.011	.015	.022	.032	.042	.052
16052	Light	.012	.016	.024	.032	.042	.053
16077	Light-Medium	.012	.016	.024	.035	.045	.056
16102	Medium	.013	.017	.026	.035	.045	.056
16182	HD Light	.013	.017	.025	.032	.042	.053
16152	12-String Light	.010	.014	.023	.030	.039	.047
		.010	.014	.009	.012	.018	.027

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Elixir Strings was born in 1995. Although we were working with guitar strings already, they weren’t anywhere near a guitar. Instead, we were using them as convenient test subjects in our attempt to develop a better variety of push-pull cable. As part of this work, our research team was coating the strings with polytetrafluoroethylene, which you can just call PTFE in order to save some breath for your next show. The coated strings worked quite well as cables, but they sounded terrible as guitar strings. (Picture a guitar strung with day-old spaghetti.) Still, the mere idea got a couple of guitarists among us thinking… What if we could alter the coating and tinker with the process so the strings sounded great? Could we make a coated string that actually got called back for an encore?