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Unlock the full, shimmering potential of your 12-string acoustic guitar with the D’Addario EJ36 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings. As a time-tested industry standard, this light-gauge set delivers an incredibly vibrant, extra-bright top end balanced perfectly by a deep, room-filling bass response. Whether you are recording in a studio or playing live on stage, these strings give you the crisp intonation and projecting tone required to make every chord sing The 80/20 Bronze alloy (commonly called brass) holds a legendary place in acoustic music history. Originally co-developed in the 1930s by John D’Addario Sr. and master luthier John D’Angelico, this material remains the top choice for traditionalists, vintage enthusiasts, and modern players alike who demand exceptional clarity and projection. Precision-wound over D’Addario’s signature hexagonally shaped, high-carbon steel core, the EJ36 set ensures outstanding tuning stability, comfortable playability, and a long-lasting tonal life. Key Features Full 12-String Set: Specifically engineered for all makes and models of 12-string acoustic guitars. 80/20 Bronze Alloy: Offers a bold, extra-bright acoustic tone with crisp resonance and projection. Light Gauge Playability: Calibrated for a softer string feel that reduces finger fatigue while maintaining a robust sonic profile. Hex-Core Construction: Precision drawn high-carbon steel core ensures excellent intonation and durability. Corrosion-Resistant Packaging: Sealed in environmentally friendly packaging to guarantee your strings stay fresh until you’re ready to string up. Made in the USA: Manufactured at the D’Addario New York production facility to strict quality control standards. Product Specs: Brand: D’Addario Model: EJ36 Instrument: 12-String Acoustic Guitar Gauge Type: Light String Gauges: Plain Steel (.010/.010), (.014/.014), Bronze Wound (.023./.008), (.030/.012), (.039/.018), (.047, .027) Core Material: High-Carbon Steel Wrap Material: 80/20 Bronze Made In the USA

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