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At Musician's Friend, we know that changing strings is not at the top of any mandolin player's list of favorite things to do. D'Addario's XS Phosphor Bronze Mandolin strings keep that fresh, new sound and feel far longer. They also resist breakage, so won't have to swap out for a fresh set quite as frequently. It's all thanks to the of D'Addario's high-tensile NY Steel cores and new, super-thin coatings, plus a proprietary ball-end wrap that also helps stabilize tuning while increasing break resistance. Coating that protects D'Addario's XS coating for wound strings is a ultrathin film. How thin is "ultrathin?" It's ten times thinner than the diameter of a human hair. Despite being so thin, it's also incredibly strong and smooth, which helps strings resist corrosion and breakage, and keeps them fresher because the windings just shrug off dirt, grease and the other things that accumulate in their crevices and cause strings to go dead. So that crisp, ringing snap of phosphor bronze stays with , every time pick up instrument. Plain strings that last The plain-steel strings of D'Addario XS Phosphor Bronze Mandolin sets are not ignored, either. they have a similar ultrathin polymer treatment that fights corrosion and shrugs off dirt and moisture. They feel and sound new even after weeks of playing time. Protection at the ends With regular mandolin strings, all too frequently the breakage point is at the ball-end winding. D'Addario's proprietary Fusion-Twist technology improves the winding at the ball-end for superior break resistance and seriously enhanced tuning stability. A great all-around choice Longer life, more consistent tone, more stable tuning—sounds like a wish list for many players. D'Addario's long commitment to developing better technology to make better strings should put XS Phosphor Bronze Mandolin strings at the top of shopping list the next time want to freshen up tone.
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