I wouldn’t say one over the other. Nano vs. poly is more of a personal preference. I like the slickness of Poly but I’ve had the coating fray where the strings are picked. I would say that I highly recommend Elixer strings in general. They’re consistently the longest lasting strings that I’ve tried. And they keep a fresh tone for much longer than other strings.
Personal preference. I prefer Nanos/Poly's, because Poly's sound played in a bit, and I love me a VERY bright and twangy string, the d string covers that in the Nanos, and I listen to a comparison between Nano phosphors, vs earthwoods, and the earthwoods lacked that..
These are the best strings IMO. I use these exact ones 13’s the time is great for rhythm. My friend plays lead. He uses Polly. Longest lasting strings. Most other strings lose tone in 2 hours
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Why would you 'highly recommend' nano over poly?
I wouldn’t say one over the other. Nano vs. poly is more of a personal preference. I like the slickness of Poly but I’ve had the coating fray where the strings are picked. I would say that I highly recommend Elixer strings in general. They’re consistently the longest lasting strings that I’ve tried. And they keep a fresh tone for much longer than other strings.
Personal preference. I prefer Nanos/Poly's, because Poly's sound played in a bit, and I love me a VERY bright and twangy string, the d string covers that in the Nanos, and I listen to a comparison between Nano phosphors, vs earthwoods, and the earthwoods lacked that..
These are the best strings IMO. I use these exact ones 13’s the time is great for rhythm. My friend plays lead. He uses Polly. Longest lasting strings. Most other strings lose tone in 2 hours
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