MartinLuxe Kovar Acoustic Guitar Strings, Light Nickel-Cobalt Alloy

I'm a very well known harsh strummer on the acoustic, I've broken strings on stage like no tomorrow. I've had my instrument adjusted to prevent breakage but every luthier says it's my style of playing that's hard on the strings. I've been using Martin's for a half a year now, and I tell ya these strings don't break. They sound amazing, clear, bright, and are easy to strum. I highly recommend these!

I have always used Martin strings con all my guitars but this the first time I have used the Luxe type and I am very pleased at this point with their sound. If they have a decent life span I will most definitely use them again and I do recommend you give them a try.

These sound excellent and are silver like electric guitar strings, they are actually designed for acoustic guitars that can plug into a acoustic guitar amp and should sound better than regular strings through the amp

Manque de netteté, j'ai remonté de suite un nouveau jeu de rétro, je retrouve un son régulier équilibré avec super Sustain

I’ve been on the hunt for a sound similar to played in phosphor bronze, but straight out off the packet rather than after a few weeks, and these are just the ticket. I have both my Martin 00-18 (lights) and GS Mini Mahogany (mediums) strung up with them and I’m very happy with the sound. It’s full and balanced with a good bass response. They’re also lighter tension and easy on the fingers, which is helpful as I’m a fingerstyle player. I got almost three months of play out of my last set, which offsets the extra upfront cost. At the end of the day, taste in strings is entirely dependent on the player and the guitar, and there’s no right answer. But I’d say these are well worth a try.