Savarez 510AR Alliance Cantiga Strings Reviews

Very fine strings

Well balanced in volume and sound color / Great name and quality/ My recommendation to all musicians of all levels

The best strings on the market

I saw a really big difference in sound with those strings and they last pretty long so I can't be more satisfied !

Maybe a bit bright and they won't last forever but I love them.

I have a feeling these strings will be too bright for many classical guitarists (and guitars!) but I love them.

They wear out faster than many other strings I've used (with the windings actually breaking) but I guess they last more or less as long as I expect them to last before the TONE starts to suffer anyway.

Highly recommended!

Upgraded Alliance

Beautiful strings, with the same tried and loved alliance trebles, but with upgraded basses which seem to settle in much quicker than the alliance versions. The best string in my opinion, if you're happy to pay that bit extra.

I would recommend these strings as standard strings to be used by beginner or intermediate players.

Articulate well for my Jazz music

Played 60s Jazz with latin music and I have tried many brands. After a experimenting with brands like Hannabach, Yamaha, Dáddario; this strings articulate better with balance in tone and playability particularly in 60's jazz latin music.

It is as smooth as velvet with nostalgia.

The best strings ever

Savarez 510AR Alliance Cantiga Strings Review

Cantiga achieves the savarez line with an incredible sound and added characteristics: harmonics and overtone spectrum, precise response, long lasting sound and easy playing. However I do think that D'Addario Pro Arte have a deeper sound yet doesn't last as long. Having said that, this product is worth its price.

Superb sound

Just like I always use Elixirs on my steel strings i use Savarez on my nylons. I tend to like the 520R better because of the satin coated EBGs... these however are medium tension which sometimes is more preferable.