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Phosphor bronze wound strings
Warmer and less brash than 80/20 bronze, with a longer usable life before the top end dulls.

Independent shopping perspective
Medium-gauge phosphor bronze set for 12-string acoustics. For players who want full volume and a strong 12-string chime rather than easy playability.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

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Warmer and less brash than 80/20 bronze, with a longer usable life before the top end dulls.
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Twelve strings already pull hard. Medium adds more tension still, so volume goes up and the neck works harder.
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Four courses pair a normal string with a thin octave string. The octaves are fragile and break most often.
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All twelve strings in one package, so you are not buying two 6-string sets and matching gauges.
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The unwound high strings and their octave partners are the thinnest in the set and go dead soonest.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Twelve strings at medium tension pull hard on the top and neck. Check the maker's recommended gauge. If the guitar shipped with lights, switching to mediums can raise action and stress the bridge.
No. It contains twelve strings including four thin octave strings that have no place on a 6-string, and the six main gauges are chosen for 12-string tension.
Phosphor bronze is warmer and holds its tone longer. 80/20 is brighter and more jangly out of the package. On a 12-string, the extra brightness of 80/20 can turn harsh.
They are the highest-tension, smallest-diameter strings in the set. Wind them carefully, avoid kinks at the tuner post, and check the bridge and nut slots for burrs.