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Augustine Paragon Red Classical Guitar Strings - Medium Tension Trebles / High Tension Basses

Augustine Paragon Red Classical Guitar Strings - Medium Tension Trebles / High Tension Basses

$42.95
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Description

Augustine Paragon carbon strings offer the best of both worlds - the crisp, powerful stability carbon players desire without losing the organic warmth of traditional nylon. Paired with medium tension basses to maximise power. Made in New York, USA.

Augustine Paragon Red - Medium Tension Carbon Trebles / Medium Tension Silver Basses
STRING NOTE DIAMETER (in) DIAMETER (mm)
Flurocarbon Treble 1 E .024 .61
Flurocarbon Treble 2 B .027 .68
Flurocarbon Treble 3 G .0335 .85
Silver-Plated Bass 4 D .0295 .75
Silver-Plated Bass 5 A .035 .89
Silver-Plated Bass 6 E .0425 1.08


Augustine Strings' legacy of innovation began over 75 years ago when our founder, Albert Augustine, successfully created the first nylon guitar string at the request of legendary Spanish classical guitarist, Andrs Segovia.

As the inventor and producer of the gold standard of nylon guitar strings, Augustine continues to advance the sonic possibilities of our instrument today with the introduction of the crystal nylon Imperial and Regal lines and the fluorocarbon Paragon sets - all strings of the highest quality, made in the USA, and designed to offer guitarists a full range of options to bring out the best sound and playability from their instrument.

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