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80/20 bronze
Copper-zinc alloy. Bright and crisp when new, with more high-end snap than phosphor bronze.

Independent shopping perspective
Coated 80/20 bronze acoustic set in light gauge. For players who want a bright sound and strings that stay playable for months.


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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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Copper-zinc alloy. Bright and crisp when new, with more high-end snap than phosphor bronze.
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A thin layer over the string keeps sweat and skin oil out of the windings, so tone lasts longer.
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Standard gauge on most acoustics. Easy enough to bend, still enough tension for strumming.
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The common middle ground. Lighter than a .013 set, so less finger pressure and less pull on the neck.
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Slicker under the fingers than bare bronze. Less squeak when sliding between chords.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Longer than uncoated bronze. The coating blocks the sweat and oil that dull a set, so tone holds up over weeks of playing instead of hours.
Yes. 80/20 is copper and zinc, which sounds crisper and more cutting up top. Phosphor bronze adds phosphor and reads warmer.
Light (.012-.053) is the most common factory gauge on full-size acoustics. If your guitar shipped with lights, this is a direct swap.
NANOWEB is the thin coating, so the string starts close to a bare set and holds that tone rather than starting muffled.