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Strings were of higher quality, than what I expected. NICE chord and note CHARTS.

These are affordable and have good sound quality

These strings come from a company in the Czech Republic. They are packaged “bulk,” meaning all six strings are wrapped together in a circle in a single package. Identifying which string is which is very easy since the end balls are color-coded – a practice used by several of the largest string producers.I’ve played guitar for over fifty years, and I’ve used just about every major manufacturer and type of strings available, so I’m comparing these Henry strings to other string sets that retail for two and three times the price of Henry’s.At this gauge (I ordered the 12-53’s), the strings are still considered a “light” gauge. Once brought to pitch, they sing bright and pure, both open and while fretted. I was surprised at how well they stayed in tune without the need for periodic tweaking.The feel is smooth and fast, partly because of the light gauge, and partly because of the finish or coating.In short, these Henry strings are great. They settled down quickly after stringing. After about an hour of constant play, the normal and expected “metallic” harmonics - typical for any new set of strings – was reduced to an acceptable level. I was impressed that they maintained their tune throughout the constant play.If you’re changing the gauge of your strings – either from a thicker or lighter gauge to these, keep in mind that you will also be changing the tension on the neck. This may result in the truss rod needing a slight adjustment, but it is very easy to do, and yes, it is typical anytime you change string gauges.The manufacturer has done something with their packaging that I’ve never seen before. Rather than a simple box with six envelope-packaged strings, these include a box that opens flat with a full neck layout, including each note, chords, and other information that will be very useful, especially for the beginner guitarist.I might suggest the manufacturer make a pitch to guitar makers to include a set in every new guitar they sell – it’s an outstanding amount of helpful information that will help beginners start out on the right foot.In actual play, the bass was strong, the midrange nice and mellow, and the highs had a lot of presence. I don’t use a pick, and play exclusively finger-style. All in all, the strings produced a “balanced” sound across the entire three octaves. (I used a Furch red master to test them on).Finally, let’s talk about value. The Henry strings perform as well, if not better, than strings that cost twice and three times as much, which tells me a lot of us have been paying more for branding than the actual product. So, save yourself some money and give the Henrys a try. I’m sure they’ll sound as good as what you’re currently using, and it’s very likely they’ll sound even better.

I haven't actually put these strings on my guitar yet as I am waiting for a replacement saddle. I will update this review accordingly once I've had the opportunity to evaluate the strings.I have 12 guitars, half of which are acoustic models. I have long established brands I typically use for string changes, which I do often, as I practice every day, attend open mics and generally play hard so even the best strings provide a limited lifespan.Of course I am open to trying any guitar strings so I ordered the Henry 12-54 gauge set. This particular set of Henry Strings is marketed and sold as something they call an Edu-Pack. This refers to the packaging sleeve that unfolds and has various information on notes and chords, includes a cardboard action gauge, and also a pick, 'fret polishing cloth' and guitar nail file.Obviously, the most important piece of this is the strings, which I will evaluate in an update to this review. As for the other items, I will say these could be interesting or helpful to a beginning player. The cardboard action gauge might be valuable for limited use if you are considering measuring and/or adjusting your guitar and are undecided about purchasing the steel version of this tool. I haven't verified the accuracy of the included gauge, but I would think it could be used to check your instrument. Experienced players will likely already own this tool. The other items, a pick, guitar shaped nail file and fret cloth are little whimsical touches, but again seem a bit unnecessary for any marginally experienced player.Update as of 4/25/2024:I restrung my ancient Takamine acoustic with the set of Henry's string shortly after writing the original review. This guitar has been with me since 1976. It is a little beat up, but has a full and warm sound. It is my "sits by the couch on a stand so I can pick it up anytime and play for 5 minutes or an hour" guitar. I don't take as good care of it as I should.By now I have had a about 6 weeks to evaluate these strings and I am very impressed. They ring clear and true, stay in tune and have stood up to my hard at times playing with fingers and pick and still sound really good. No splitting, fraying or peeling. I am going to purchase a few more sets to try out on my other guitars!

These strings seem to work fine and sound plenty bright when first strung on the guitar. However, the seem to lose their tonal qualities much quicker than the name brand strings. The tensions on these strings feel comparable to the usual ones I use. They just seem to lose their tone within the first few days of playing regularly. While they are cheaper, you may ended up spending more to change these strings often. At that point you might as well spend a bit more and use the name brand strings. They’ll stay sounding good longer and you won’t have to change them as often compared to these strings. But if you’re in a pinch and these fit your budget then they work just fine.

I have been trying to play around with a lot of different strings and see exactly what I'm after. So far, these have been my favorite. They've lasted the longest, and sounded the best. I don't have a ton of music experience, but this has absolutely made a difference on my acoustic.

I got these strings for my husband and he's been very happy with them. They are well made from quality materials so they are very durable. The strings sound great, are easy to put on the guitar, and are comfortable. They are priced fair and I would recommend them!

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Bought these strings for a change from the heavier Rotosound set I've been using recently. These Henry's lights have a mellow tone, especially on the low notes, while the higher pitch strings produce a crisp and zingy treble, complimenting the mellow bass.Hope they last well and prove my initial impressions worthy, which are that they are quality strings well worth a try and sold at a reasonable price...

Popped theses string on my Daughter's account guitar the packaging is great 😃 it has a fretboard layout cords and an organizer for guitar maintenance they are ball ended and colored to match the placement E to E you get a plectrum and a fun nail filer

Die Saiten halten schon nach kurzem Einspielen gut die Stimming und fühlen sich gut an.Der Sound ist gut aber nicht sonderlich laut. Ist aber meine subjektive Meinung und mir fehlt im Moment der Vergleich zu anderen.Als Zubehör befinden sich ein Plekrum, eine witzige Nagelfeile in Gitarrenform und ein kleines Reinigungspad im Päckchen.