Savarez 540R Strings set Alliance HT standard Tension

I'm normally an electric/steel player and taken to classical over the past 2 years. When I bought my first nylon guitar, the strings were firm and punchy. I loved them. But when it came time to change them, I had a string (pun intended) of disappointments. From several of the main brands and different types they provide, I could believe how lifeless they all were. Traditional nylon standards to high tension carbons and treated basses, nothing was right. Sound was generally dull and intonation frustratingly bad. Then, I found these. From the moment I got them up to tune they just sounded beautiful. Very well balanced. Nothing shrill, nothing flubby. They're warm but clear. They're firm and confident. They have effortless intonation and I dare say, I will never use another brand/type again.

Excellent quality strings. Punchy, resonant and warm. Used on my Cordoba F7 Paco they sound incredible.

I'm not really sure how to rate these strings. I'm really upset that the high E string when I was stringing it. PS: I was stringing it slowly, but by bit. (I dont tighten it all the way because I know that strings need to stretch slowly). So, I was really upset that the High E broke when it only making an A! (how will it get up to an E if it snaps when it reaches A ? Perhaps the sound of these strings is lovely (which would get a higher star score). but it's not point when you have a broken string. Amazon doesn't sell the high-E online (at the moment) as a single, so I have to search elsewhere. These strings are thinner than D'Addario strings.

Very happy. They settled in well. Working well. Good tone and good volume. My first time to use HT. I recommend.

I have been using these strings on my Alhambra 8p for over a year now. They are sweet sounding, enhance the sustain, and turn an already excellent student guitar into something really special. Love them!

Savarez are a high quality string. This high tension version produces very bright tone on the upper 3 strings. They are a little difficult to install for a new amateur like me -- I broke a 4th string while setting up last time. Maybe some extra length in the string would make things easier (this goes for many brands, not just this one!). I could not find how to buy a spare single one. This supplier gave a good price and prompt delivery.

The trebles sound fantastic but unfortunately the bass strings, not so much. They have lasted a good amount of time though unlike the numerous packets of D'Addario Pro Arte EJ45's I have used in the past. They always seem to snap on their own? Anyways, sound wise, If I could have the bass strings from the D'Addarios and the trebles from the Savarez, I would be very happy indeed. Note, the strings do seem thinner than the D'Addario's which took a little getting used to, also the pink ends of the strings go near the bridge. Just a heads up.

I just love these strings Savarez have got it right on these, the tone is beautiful, they take a little breaking in but wow, you won't be disappointed.