Phosphor vs 80/20 vs EQ's

[@nothingEvil101]

After playing Phosphor Bronze for a long time I tried out 80/20 recently and I must say I like it waaaay more. So sweet sounding :-) If you play a lot of percussive stuff the Phosphor will probably be more suited, but for everything else not so much.

[@hamedfallah1908]

0:07 vs 0:46

[@raul21md]

Phosphor bronze

[@Jaysteenn]

Does anyone use the EQ strings? I just got a pair today, I tell you what I think when I put them on in the next couple days. I got a thin body acoustic that needs to be less bright and more well rounded.

[@LeonMeraki]

So how’s it??? A couple years now XD

[@Jaysteenn]

@@LeonMeraki They were cool but I didn't keep buying more packs. Definitely a cool idea and I enjoyed them!

[@LeonMeraki]

J Steen wow thanks for the reply~~ I just changed to this one and played for a while, yes it’s cool the strings increased the vibration of my guitar and the sound is great! The texture are a bit different and I think it’s suitable for people who have a sweaty hands. Nice strings!

[@GeroLubovnik]

On this guitar the EQ's sounded like they didn't know what they wanted to be when they grew up. Bass was mushy mids were ok and highs got lost. I was expecting so much more.

[@kingfisher5150]

I'll stick to d'addario phosphor bronze thanks

[@michaelnandaj]

0:46 vs 1:23

[@randyburleson]

The tone seemed to get progressively muddier....

[@charlieboston9161]

It really would be a lot more helpful if Cleartone had got a guitarist who was capable of doing something other than just strumming the guitar. You need a guitarist who can flat pick and finger pick and, in the process, demonstrate the tone of each string. I have been using Cleartone strings for several years now but this video does nothing to sort out the innate characteristics of Phosphor Bronze v 80/20 or these new EQ strings whatever they are. Shame this was an opportunity to provide a useful guide, but sadly it doesn't help at all.