Compare the Ernie Ball Earthwood Folk to the D'Addario EJ25B Pro-Arte Flamenco
See how the Ernie Ball Earthwood Folk stacks up against the D'Addario EJ25B Pro-Arte Flamenco in today's product comparison. The Music Critic reviews can help point you towards models and brands that suit your needs. For more information and product comparisons, check out our longer article here.
First, let's have a look at the Ernie Ball Earthwood Folk.
Now we will have look at an alternative, the D'Addario EJ25B Pro-Arte Flamenco.
Another excellent option from one of the worlds oldest string brands Given the product name there is probably no need to discuss the brief that D'Addario had in mind for these.
A good look at the D'Addario EJ25B Pro-Arte Flamenco
The dense bass strings have been manufactured with a variation in the composite of their usual unique multi-filament materials. This provides that desirable snappy attack response. With flexible black nylon treble strings that provide a complimentary bright contrast to their hardier bass notes.
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Ernie Ball Earthwood Folk |
D'Addario EJ25B Pro-Arte Flamenco |
| KEY FEATURES | |
+ Medium Tension. |
+ Brash percussive bass sounds for emotional flamenco expression. |
| WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
The Ernie Ball Earthwood Folk nylon strings provide a good steel string sound but are much softer on fingers from a reputable brand. |
There are lots of nylon classical guitar strings on the market that claim to have an individual tone and feel, but these a are a cut above the rest where their basses are concerned they are the crispiest going and give outstanding projection without muddy buzz. |
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