I have been using D'Addario NXYL strings on my U-12. I am going to assume the plain strings are very similar in most sets of strings and the wound strings are where the difference can vary in brightness, stainless vs nickel, winding technique, hex core vs round core, etc.
Thoughts?
What is the brightest string?
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They at least imply that the NYXL process is on all the strings...I'd suggest that if bending is their claim to fame, the plain strings would be what they are talking about...
"At two whole steps higher, NYXL strings are still at less than 75% of their breaking point. In the same setting, standard strings are at 90% of their breaking point."
https://www.daddario.com/nyxl/
"At two whole steps higher, NYXL strings are still at less than 75% of their breaking point. In the same setting, standard strings are at 90% of their breaking point."
https://www.daddario.com/nyxl/
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