Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are Augustine Acoustic Phosphor Bronze Guitar Strings made of? A: These guitar strings are constructed with a phosphor bronze wrap over a hexagonal core, providing durability and a superior sound quality.
- Q: What gauges are available for Augustine Acoustic strings? A: Augustine Acoustic strings come in several gauges including ultra-light (.010-.047), extra-light (.011-.052), light (.012-.053), and medium (.013-.056).
- Q: Who collaborated to create Augustine Guitar Strings? A: The Augustine Guitar Strings were developed in collaboration between Danish immigrant Albert Augustine and the renowned guitarist Andres Segovia in the 1940s.
- Q: Where are Augustine Acoustic strings manufactured? A: These strings are produced in New York by the manufacturer known for the original nylon strings for guitars.
- Q: What are the specific measurements of the ultra-light gauge strings? A: For the ultra-light gauge set, the string measurements are E1 - .010 inch, B2 - .014 inch, G3 - .023 inch, D4 - .030 inch, A5 - .039 inch, and E6 - .047 inch.
- Q: Are Augustine Acoustic strings suitable for beginners? A: Yes, the ultra-light gauge is particularly suitable for beginners as it offers easier playability and less tension.
- Q: How do Augustine Acoustic strings compare to other brands? A: Augustine strings are known for their rich tone and quality, often preferred by players seeking a warm and balanced sound, making them a strong competitor in the market.
- Q: What care is needed for Augustine Acoustic strings? A: To prolong their lifespan, it is recommended to wipe the strings after each use to remove sweat and dirt, and to store the guitar in a controlled environment.
- Q: Do Augustine strings have a break-in period? A: Yes, like many new strings, Augustine Acoustic strings may require a short break-in period where they stabilize for optimal sound and tuning stability.
- Q: Can these strings be used on electric guitars? A: No, Augustine Acoustic strings are specifically designed for acoustic guitars and may not provide the desired sound or performance on electric guitars.