Cryo Strings ..........something to think about ?

Don Ricketson · Post by **Don Ricketson** » 3 Apr 2013 10:51 am

Well heck I hate to hear that. Glad I already bought 3 sets. I put a set on my Mullen and gonna put a set on my GFI soon. I'm glad I did. Sid, I'm sorry you had to quit making them. They're great strings. Like someone else said, most everyone has a few sets of other packages they need to use up first.

Sid Hudson · Post by **Sid Hudson** » 4 Apr 2013 7:55 am

Chuck Blake wrote:Sid are you saying you will not be offering cryo's since you have depleted your stock

Was sure if that "was your final answer" to coin a game show term

Chuck

I haven't decided Chuck. It's a lot of extra work.

Chris Buchanan · Post by **Chris Buchanan** » 4 Apr 2013 8:02 am

So raise the price a little. They'll still be cheaper than several sets of untreated strings.

Sid Hudson · Post by **Sid Hudson** » 4 Apr 2013 8:21 am

Chris, cost to send the strings to the cryo lab averaged out to be about $3 more per set. That is how much I raised the price.

Charles Rodrigues · Post by **Charles Rodrigues** » 4 Apr 2013 8:59 am

I recently purchased two sets of gyro strings, one for my Carter D10 and the other for my Mullen D10 G2. Great TONE! Great strings! Great service! Sid, don't stop carrying Gyro strings. You get what you pay for and I'm sure they are worth more. Thanks

Chuck

Chris Buchanan · Post by **Chris Buchanan** » 4 Apr 2013 10:24 pm

Sid, I meant raise it more to compensate for the extra time and work in addition to the $3 for the treatment. Premium strings carry a premium price, nothing wrong with that. I really like those strings!

Sid Hudson · Post by **Sid Hudson** » 1 Nov 2013 11:49 am

Ok guys we have Cryo strings in stock once again.

http://livesteelstrings.com/cart/index. ... t_list&c=8

Lyle Clary · Post by **Lyle Clary** » 3 Nov 2013 5:49 pm

Will be ordering more soon.