D'AddarioEJ74 Phosphor Bronze Mandolin Strings 3-Pack Medium, 11-40

These strings have a great tone and seem to last a good while. They stay in tune well. Or at least as well as a mandolin can.

These strings produce a very full, bright, but not tinny tone and are easy to play. I've used other brands, and have liked these the best so far for bluegrass and Irish folk music.

The media could not be loaded. Great sound

Good product and price

I was having problems getting a nice sustained tone on my mandolin using medium/ heavy gauge strings,so my teacher, Mike Marshall, suggested I go to light gauge. I was concerned that I wouldn’t get as dark a sound and wouldn’t be able to play as loud. I am happy to say that now, I can hold down the strings better, getting a more sustained tone, and still can play loudly with almost as dark a tone. Mr. Marshall reviewed my last video lesson and raved about how my tone had improved. I’ve been used to using coated strings also but I like the tone of these better. I’m sure they won’t last as long as coated strings, but the tone and ease of playing seems to be worth changing more often. I’ve played one gig, four rehearsals and two church services and still don’t see a need to change them yet. Also, I had no problem with strings breaking as some have reported. I highly recommend you try a light set of strings. Great for beginners and for a veteran player like myself.

Great quality strings, durable, nice bright sound.

They work on my Eastmen MD 315 F scroll. I played gigs with these and practice with them. Fine strings

These strings worked very well to restring my mandolin.