La Bella 2001 Series Flamenco Guitar Strings Medium Tension

Sound good on my Camps M5As a classical player mainly have not played it much so not sure of the longevity but should be ok given the price

The sound produce by any given set of strings will vary by instrument and playing technique and is subject to personal taste. The musical genre will also inform the choice. In that context I find these strings a good compromise for both flamenco and folk. Excellent percussive effects and sweet sustain.

Excellent strings with great tone

Thanks.

I an an experienced player. Nothing has changed about my frequency, intensity or duration of playing. I decided to try these as I could not remember how that had previously performed when used years ago. The sound is quite trebly as one would expect from flamenco strings. But nothing exceptional or profoundly different/better than other brands.However, within 3 weeks, I noticed that my finger was "sticking" or getting caught on the D string at the second and 3rd frets and was inhibiting my playing. The picture shows erosion of the binding (totally worn away on the fret side of string). Now this is quite normal for me when using say, D'Addario EJ45s after 3 about months, but NOT after just 3 weeks. So I do not understand how they could be given 5 stars in other reviews. The only conclusion I can draw is that La Bella have downgraded their product quality in recent years. So I do not recommend these to flamenco players for durability and they are poor value for value.

both E and B strings snapped when restringing. Been playing for 30+ years never had a problem before with other strings.