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Galli and Argentines- comparison
rafapak
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hi guys
I wonder if you could share your opinions in relation to those two kinds of strings. What are similiarities and differences between 10-45 Galli GLS 10 and 10-45 Savarez Argentine. Have you ever used those two? I just wonder which ones I should stick to. I am mostly lead player. I need something easy to play. when I saw stochelo clip I thought he had nylon strings in his guitar. Those strings seemed so soft. I was told later that those were Galli silk and steel but it is hard to judge whether those were 10-45 or 11-46
So far I used 11-46 but they are not as soft as I thought. I probably need 10-45 for lead playing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp4K-DLv4oQ
I wonder if you could share your opinions in relation to those two kinds of strings. What are similiarities and differences between 10-45 Galli GLS 10 and 10-45 Savarez Argentine. Have you ever used those two? I just wonder which ones I should stick to. I am mostly lead player. I need something easy to play. when I saw stochelo clip I thought he had nylon strings in his guitar. Those strings seemed so soft. I was told later that those were Galli silk and steel but it is hard to judge whether those were 10-45 or 11-46
So far I used 11-46 but they are not as soft as I thought. I probably need 10-45 for lead playing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp4K-DLv4oQ
