D'Addario XT Classical Extended Life Silver Plated Copper Strings XTC45 Hear How Good They Sound.

After neglecting my guitars for too long I've strung up my Yamaha Classical Electric with D'Addario XT Classical Extended Life Silver Plated Copper Strings. I'll be posting another video to compare how well they hold up after a month or two using the same recording settings.
I've always liked silver plated strings on Classical Guitar but they usually don't keep their bright tone for too long.
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[@MattShockley]

How are you liking the strings 9-10 days later?

[@GuitarBasement]

So far they still have a crisp edge to the bass strings, which I like. I'll make another video after a month or so and see how much they might change.

[@MattShockley]

@@GuitarBasementgood to know

[@mootal2812]

What pickup system do u used? Tks

[@GuitarBasement]

I'm using the built in Yamaha system that came with the guitar. It's a dual mic/piezo system.

[@mt-nv4jd]

Sir, what is the model of the guitar you have in this vedeo, and how do you like it? I am shopping for a cutaway with pickup, and possibly with a crossover nut width 1+7/8.

[@GuitarBasement]

It's a Yamaha CGX171CCA and it does have a 1 7/8" nut. I like it and think they are a good deal for what you can get them for. I got mine used some years back. It seems they are making them cheaper now. Looks like they have cheaper wood and may not have the dual mic/piezzo pickup system that mine has. But new ones seem to have a built in tuner. If I were buying I would look for a good used one. Very happy with mine.

[@daviddavis6972]

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