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Elixir, Acoustic Guitar Strings, Phosphor Bronze, NANOWEB, Single String 35

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At a glance

Condition
New
Style
Single String
Size
35
Weight
0.01 kg
Color
Bronze
Material
Phosphor Bronze
String Gauge
Medium
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1 x Elixir Strings
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Features 5

  • LONGEST-LASTING TONE: Made with phosphor bronze wrap wire and our proprietary NANOWEB Technology, these strings deliver a rich, full-bodied tone for life, with a comfortable, smooth feel
  • LEADING PLAYERS: Whether on stage, in the studio or jamming at home, Elixir Strings are trusted by millions worldwide for their consistently brilliant tone, from our light strings to heavier gauges
  • STABLE & RESISTANT: Experience that fresh-out-the-box sound every time, thanks to our advanced technology that protects the entire string from sweat, corrosion, humidity and rust
  • MANUFACTURED IN THE USA: Every set of Elixir Strings is lab- and field-tested in our state-of-the-art facility. Engineered for less frequent string changes and more connecting with your music

Description

Elixir Strings are trusted by players worldwide from home to stage for their longest-lasting tone. Our advanced NANOWEB Technology protects the entire string, even the gaps between the windings from debris buildup that deadens your tone. Your strings will sound and feel better for longer, saving you money and time without the hassle of endless string changes. These premium acoustic strings, crafted with phosphor bronze , deliver a full-bodied, rich tone and sparkling high-end clarity with a smooth and comfortable feel. So every note you play resonates with clarity and precision to match your passion.

Specs 22

Brand Elixir
String Gauge Medium
Color Bronze
Instrument Acoustic Guitar
String Material Type Coated Phosphor Bronze
Brand Name Elixir
Number of Items 1
Global Trade Identification Number 57

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Long-Lasting & Great Tone!
Style: Single Pack Size: Light (.012-.053)
Elixir Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings – The Elixir Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings are some of the best strings I’ve used. They offer a rich, warm tone and last significantly longer than most other brands, thanks to their Nanoweb coating. Pros: ✔ Fantastic Tone – The phosphor bronze gives a warm, balanced sound with great clarity. ✔ Long-Lasting – The Nanoweb coating helps prevent dirt and sweat buildup, making them last much longer than regular strings. ✔ Smooth Feel – The coating provides a comfortable playing experience, reducing finger squeak. ✔ Great for Frequent Players – Ideal for those who play often and don’t want to change strings frequently. Cons: ✖ Slightly Expensive – Higher price than some competitors, but worth it for the longevity. ✖ Coated Feel Might Not Be for Everyone – Some players prefer the texture of uncoated strings, but this comes down to personal preference. Final Verdict: If you want acoustic guitar strings that sound great, feel smooth, and last a long time, Elixir Phosphor Bronze is a top-tier choice. The price is higher, but the longevity and tone make them a fantastic investment. – Worth every penny for the tone and durability! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Wade

Excellent strings
Style: Single Pack Size: Light/Medium (.012-.056)
Rich, bright tone!… very pleased with this purchase!
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Curtis Family

Excellent strings with warm, bright tone! Excellent strings with warm, bright tone!
Style: Single Pack Size: Light (.012-.053)
I installed these Elixir Nanoweb 12-53 strings on my Yamaha acoustic guitar and the difference was immediate — rich, full tone with just the right amount of brightness. They feel smooth under the fingers and stay in tune very well. The coating really helps reduce finger squeak and seems like it will extend the life of the strings. Perfect for both strumming and fingerpicking. Highly recommend for anyone who wants long-lasting, great-sounding acoustic strings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by Andrei Baklanov

Great strings for my electro-acoutstic
Style: Single Pack Size: Extra Light (.010-.047)
On HIS insistence, I had my luthier buddy throw a set of these on my electro-acoustic a week before a show (new strings and going from lt-med to extra-lt made me a bit nervous!). He was right! These are very nice strings. They have a clearer tone than the phosphor-bronze strings I was using. It's very noticeable. Also, since I'm used to playing with 10's on my electrics, I'm finding I can bend these with relative ease, granted I went down one notch, but part of it is definitely the strings. In particular, I found it much easier to play Alice In Chains unplugged leads with these strings. Sure, they're not as loud, but when you amp an electro-acoustic, all you have to do is turn up the volume, and they handled my heavy strumming and bending without breaking - haven't changed them in almost a month, playing 1/2hr every other night unplugged, with 2-3hrs on weekends, and they still sound fine. I'm cheap and lazy, and I don't generally care if my electroacoustic has fresh strings, just so long as it has 6 of them - lol! My luthier is a great guy - rescued this guitar from becoming kindling (I could not get the action down to save my life - stupid Guitar Center bait and switch! Play the nice guitar, take home the one tuned down 3 frets because the neck and bridge are so screwed-up - figure it out after the warranty is up!). Bottom line: These strings sound great for both leads and rhythms, hold-up very nicely, and you can play pretty hard on them without any breaking. I'm glad I bought them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2016 by MarkH

Great sound
Style: Single Pack Size: Light (.012-.053)
Meets all expectations. Used on my acoustic guitar and it really has a nice tone to it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by Angie N

Noticeable change in sound from non-coated strings out the box, but seem settle quickly
Style: Single Pack Size: Medium (.013-.056)
These are probably going to be something you end up getting consistently if you don’t care about or can’t notice any significant difference in tone from regular non-coated strings. To me, it defeats the purpose of getting strings that last however much longer if the sound they have to begin with is this brassy, metallic, wholly unimpressive sound that seems to have nothing to do with the characteristics of the guitar anymore because it’s been covered by the coating. That isn’t to say it’s necessarily a bad thing, but you are NOT getting anywhere near the tonal richness and fitting feeling of the sound of an acoustic guitar on a classic record. These strings are for durability and practicality more than anything, but some people really just won’t care as much or won’t notice a difference enough to merit going back to strings that last maybe a week or two before it starts deteriorating and dulling significantly. It’s a shame because I love the strings otherwise. They look so robust and shiny and even though they’re a little stiffer and take some time getting used to, you can easily tell they are high quality and made with that “built to last” mentality, which you gotta give it up to them for. Before assuming that these just won’t sound good at all, I have heard that there is a kind of natural “playing in” and settling the strings have to go through after a bit of time before they start having some more familiar characteristic to them. I’ll see how that goes, but really I think one of the things I go for is an immediate sound that makes me want to play right after the restring. Right now it just feels kind of like a hollow sound to my guitar. It’s a beautiful and amazing sounding Yamaha dreadnought, but whatever tonal characteristics that were present before when I used other strings, which were non-coated, they seem gone now or extremely hollow on account of the coating. It’s a give and take and not something I can blame Elixir for as I imagine that the better the coating, the harder it’s going to be for that sweet classic acoustic sound to come through, and currently there isn’t a way around that, unfortunately. I have tried other strings that were treated to see if the compromise in no coating, but having some treatment to them would be a happy medium between preserving tone an also expanding how long the strings would last, but when I did, there was still a slightly off bit of reduced sound quality compared to those brand of non-coated strings, and the treatment didn’t seem to really hold up that much better, if at all, from the non-coated/non-treated strings of the same brand. I don’t know if these can be updated, but I hope to sit a while with these Elixirs because they are admittedly snazzy and slick. Slick as in cool, but also slick in feeling, as in I feel good about sliding up with ease. Robust would be the word for them, and I’m just trying to see if they’re like a new pair of shoes or something. Haven’t given up on the sound just yet, and I’m hoping they can start to sound better before they start to degrade because that would be key. Please note that the coating does seem to provide a bit more rigidness than what you might expect from the same gauge of non-coated strings, so that is just something else to consider. Projection and volume does seem loud, but the zing really does feel either rounded off or like there is a natural ceiling to how much resonance can come through because of the protection. If you’re like me and you deal with gunk and buildup from your hands that accumulates pretty quickly on the strings, I’d consider giving these ones a go. Definitely a great starting point, but we’ll see if the sound quality improves into something that makes this sound better acoustically, or if the longevity of the strings will be great enough where the difference in sound doesn’t become that negative or unreasonable a factor anymore. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025 by Rick James

Great Coated Strings
Style: Single Pack Size: Light (.012-.053)
I love Elixir strings and have used them for years. They last for months with daily playing.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026 by Steve Moore

Good tone and long lasting
Style: Single Pack Size: Light/Medium (.010-.047) (12-String)
My go to strings for both my Guilds, Martin and Taylor guitars. Let’s face it most of us who play hate changing strings. It used to be that after a couple of months strings just sounded flat and needed to be changed. Elixir has solved that problem. I can get six months of decent sound out of these. Four acoustic guitars and changing strings every other month was not an option. The Elixir nano web coated strings are a game changer. I know some who don’t like the sound (they are few in number in my circle) but that is a preference not a criticism. If you’ve never tried them I highly recommend you give them a shot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by James Hartman
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