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Dean Markley Product# 2676
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Dean Markley |
It is amazing was a little -350 degrees liquid nitrogen can do. Heat expands things, and cold contracts them. Enough on physics. By freezing the strings it contracts the winding wrap, making it as tight as possible. That in turn makes the strings last 2-3 times the life of most strings. They resist stretching. A tighter core means less internal vibration. To you that means more sustain. They have a silky smooth feel. They cost a little more, but you get what you pay for.
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