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AT900P - 27 x 30 (as usual) |
December 30, 2007 |
Reviewer:
Mark A. from St Helens, UK
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BG-80 is my "number 2" string - I would give it 4/5 for power, 4/5 for touch, 3/5 for durability and 3/5 for holding tension.
The rough texture is completely different from the Ti range and makes it a bit more difficult to string, as it likes to twist more and cuts through mains when pulling crosses.
Power is very good, only slightly down on BG-85 and BG66, and the sound is pretty much identical to BG-85. Touch is also good - this was the reason I switched from BG-65Ti.
Tension falls off quickly initially, but stabilizes after a few hours' play. Durability is average to slightly above average (but, again, it might be because of my high tension).
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