540R Strings set Alliance HT standard Tension

Excellent quality strings. Punchy, resonant and warm. Used on my Cordoba F7 Paco they sound incredible.

I'm normally an electric/steel player and taken to classical over the past 2 years. When I bought my first nylon guitar, the strings were firm and punchy. I loved them. But when it came time to change them, I had a string (pun intended) of disappointments. From several of the main brands and different types they provide, I could believe how lifeless they all were. Traditional nylon standards to high tension carbons and treated basses, nothing was right. Sound was generally dull and intonation frustratingly bad. Then, I found these. From the moment I got them up to tune they just sounded beautiful. Very well balanced. Nothing shrill, nothing flubby. They're warm but clear. They're firm and confident. They have effortless intonation and I dare say, I will never use another brand/type again.

Saverez are best strings out there honestly. Affordable price and they are durable.

I'm not really sure how to rate these strings. I'm really upset that the high E string when I was stringing it. PS: I was stringing it slowly, but by bit. (I dont tighten it all the way because I know that strings need to stretch slowly). So, I was really upset that the High E broke when it only making an A! (how will it get up to an E if it snaps when it reaches A ? Perhaps the sound of these strings is lovely (which would get a higher star score). but it's not point when you have a broken string. Amazon doesn't sell the high-E online (at the moment) as a single, so I have to search elsewhere. These strings are thinner than D'Addario strings.

You get what you pay good quality and the tone is great. I have had them before, last quite well I can recommend this item no problem.

The trebles sound fantastic but unfortunately the bass strings, not so much. They have lasted a good amount of time though unlike the numerous packets of D'Addario Pro Arte EJ45's I have used in the past. They always seem to snap on their own? Anyways, sound wise, If I could have the bass strings from the D'Addarios and the trebles from the Savarez, I would be very happy indeed. Note, the strings do seem thinner than the D'Addario's which took a little getting used to, also the pink ends of the strings go near the bridge. Just a heads up.

The carbon trebles are bright and project so well. I prefer them to standard nylon strings. All round value for money.

I love the sound of these strings. Having stuck with D'addario EJ45s after starting to play, I noticed that my guitar was sounding very dull. My strings were admittedly overdue for a change, but nevertheless the difference with these from Savarez has been quite remarkable: "bright" is the best way to describe the sound, and the bases have a lovely depth to them. Highly recommended.