52 Pure Nickel Wound Single String
- SKU:
- 15052
- MPN:
- 15052
- Weight:
- 0.04 LBS
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- Calculated at Checkout
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Description
52 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.
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Curt Mangan 52 Pure Nickel
Curt Mangan 52 Pure Nickel is in my case utilized in order make custom light Acoustic sets based off current Mangan offerings. The response on older acoustic guitars (1949 Gibson LG2 for example) is quite lovely. Yes, i have used the Mangan Monels in both hex and round core on these instruments but find the acoustic response of the pure nickel to be more to my liking. Think "a longer lasting 80/20 response" without the die off.
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