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This also means assuring that a fresh new set strings have been applied, and before choosing a gauge, you should consider a few things. For example, will you be playing slide or finger style? Although thicker strings are tougher on the fingers and pull the action away from the fretboard, this is actually perfect for slide, since that playing style requires the action to be high in the first place. On the other hand, if you're still getting used to playing a resonator, you might want to think about a medium gauge so you can build up the necessary finger muscle required to fret the string. Whatever you decide upon, you can be sure that this section offers the resonator strings you're looking for. From Martin and D'Addario to Elixir, GHS and countless others, the brands in this section are all renowned worldwide for manufacturing high-quality resonator guitar strings that sound as incredible as they feel.
One of the most popular string sets in this catalog are the John Pearse 3000 Resophonic strings. John Pearse is a small string company, but quite commonly known in bluegrass circles. Simply put, these strings are designed for professionals, and have a tone that's amazingly bright and full of punch. Another top seller are the Martin M980 Nickel Wound Bluegrass resonator guitar strings. Highly resistant to corrosion, these strings have brilliant longevity, and the superb tonal qualities of these strings is the result of premium nickel/steel alloy that Martin applies to all of their resonator guitar strings. It's hard to not be enthralled by the sheer beauty and exceptional tone of a resonator guitar. A staple in roots music, resonator guitars are truly one-of-a-kind, and when you're ready to add one to your playing routine, the strings you need can be found right here.
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