Ernie Ball Medium Earthwood Bell Bronze Akoestische Gitaar Snaren 13-56

Yeah, pretty nice sounding strings bit pricey but hopefully they last a bit longer. Good buy, although a rare issue with the 2nd pack i got so they were returned

Has the overtone ring of phosphore bronze with the clarity of 80/20 with an almost percussive-like attack on the trebles…..an overall good sounding string (on a Collings D1). After settling in the sound stayed consistent for weeks…..which I dont usually find with the normal Ernie Ball Earthwoods

Sounds great. Made my Martin 000-12e come to life.

In the world of guitar strings, there are certain names on the short list of consideration: D'Addario, Elixir, Martin, and Ernie Ball. Each brand, and each line has its own distinct personality and feel.Bell Bronze is a relatively new Ernie Ball line that was announced at NAMM 2025 and is available now. It was designed in conjunction with John Mayer and feature a patent-pending alloy inspired by metals used in bells and cymbals. It's actually a 92/8 copper-zinc alloy wrap wire over a tin-plated hex core; the increased copper over a traditional 80/20 bronze string gives it a warmer, richer tone, while the 8% zinc (as opposed to tin or phosphorous) adds brightness and strength.It comes in four gauges; I went for the medium gauge. The strings really did appear shiny like a bell. More importantly, the sound really did project well and came off much richer and fuller than my previous strings on my Taylor. The sound was more full, resonant, and bright, reminiscent of chimes. It was like playing a completely different guitar, especially when strumming.I personally loved them, but I'd suggest listening to some YouTube videos to see if these are for you.

I’ve been using Ernie Ball strings for years—huge fan of their Super Slinky sets for electric—so I was curious to try their Earthwood series on my Yamaha acoustic. These definitely deliver. The tone is warm and full, with nice sustain and clarity, especially on open chords. The feel is solid and responsive, not too stiff for a medium gauge. For around 13 bucks, it’s a solid set—high quality and definitely worth picking up!