Daddario EJ62

Really glad I checked these out, they convinced me 80/20 is the way to go. Put them on a mahogany bodied instrument to brighten it up and it did the trick. They sound great - I'm an 80/20 convert now.

Picked these up when also purchasing the harley benton mandolin(I play guitar but for 60 quid who can pass up a mando!) as it's always good to change strings from stock ones.

As nearly every instrument the stock strings are fine but were dull and went out of tune too easily. After slapping this bad boys on it just sang. Made that chorus sound ring even warmer.

Perfect set for a dynamic playing stile. Bronze gives a not excessive brilliance tone. Plane strings could last a bit more with inox treatment.

I bought these strings just in order to make it easier to fret those bar chords that you inevitably have to play if you want to get away from the G-C-D-A5 route. And these strings really delivers on that: light tension is what you get! The sound is pleasing, not as strong as with thicker strings but the timbre is really good.

If you play amplified: definitely go for these! if you need to be loud: pick something with a heavier gauge.

I've tried a lot of different string on the market, and I always come back to D'Addario. They simply seem to be the best strings money can buy. I'm talkin' not only about mandolin strings but about the ones for guitars as well.

Great irish tenor strings for the banjo they last a long time and sound great. Have these on both my banjos

I'm not a good player, but my sound is better now.