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Normal Tension

Coated Classical Guitar Strings

€24,00

Tone

Bright Mellow

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Product Details

SKU: XTC45FF

XT are our longest lasting classical strings, combining centuries of D’Addario expertise with modern coating technology. The Dynacore bass strings in this XT set use a revolutionary multi-filament nylon core processing technique to deliver unparalleled intonation, responsive attack, and crystal-clear projection—and with addition of our proprietary XT coating, a significantly extended lifespan. Coupled with our Carbon trebles, which are the brightest, best projecting trebles we have to offer, XT Dynacore is the most advanced classical string available. This Normal Tension set is our best-selling tension, preferred for its balance of rich tone, comfortable feel, and dynamic projection.

Ideal For: Live Performance

Made in the USA at our New York production facility.

Product Specs

Product Features

XT Dynacore classical strings feature an advanced corrosion resistance treatment on every wound string in the set, preserving the natural tone and feel of uncoated strings.
XT Dynacore basses features the exclusive coating treatment to our Dynacore winding technology for flexible feel with greater projection and response.
Carbon trebles for superior intonation with a responsive attack, modern projecting tone, maximum sustain.
Every set includes a Players Circle code for product identification, registration, and authentication. Players can collect points to get rewarded with D’Addario products and merchandise.
String Gauges: Trebles .0240, .0272, .0331 Basses .028, .035, .044

String Tension Chart

Item #	Note	Tension
-	E4	21.300 lbs
-	B3	15.300 lbs
-	G3	14.300 lbs
-	D3	13.600 lbs
-	A2	14.700 lbs
-	E2	15.300 lbs

Additional Resources

FAQs

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How can I extend the life of my strings?

There are many factors that can affect the lifespan of your strings. Here are some tips to help extend the life of your strings:

1. Wipe down your strings after each use.

2. Try D'Addario XT or XS strings! Our two X Series options each use a distinct method to extend lifespan, while preserving the tone of uncoated strings.

3. Try these maintenance and care products to prolong string life and performance.

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Great sound. Perfect for my cordoba c10. The guitar is already quite bright and projecting. The carbon string mellow out the higher tones a little bit more which makes it sound better on this guitar than the titanium d'addario string I used before. On my warmer Alhambra guitar, the titanium ones actually sound better and help projecting the warmer sound of that guitar:)

Never Fade Away

Stand the test of time with strings that endure. D’Addario XT strings combine our strongest high carbon steel with an advanced corrosion resistance treatment on every string in the set, giving you enhanced break resistance and unyielding pitch stability—all while preserving the tone and feel of your favorite uncoated strings. These strings are made to stay, with uncompromising performance that never fades away.

40 Fingers Plays XT Acoustic

"We just fell in love with the XT Acoustic Phosphor Bronze. They are really comfortable and they make the most out of our guitars."
– 40 Fingers

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Pat Plays XT Electric

"I’m incredibly impressed. I’m usually more focused on the notes rather than the strings. But with XT, there’s an evenness and clarity that really jumps out."
– Pat Metheny

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Chris Plays XT Mandolin

"D'Addario mandolin strings have long been the standard bearer of tone and playability."
– Chris Thile

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Trevor Plays XT Acoustic

"The XT strings are amazing! Coated strings usually feel too slick, but these feel natural. The tone consistency is amazing, even after hours of playing."
– Trevor Gordon Hall