Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar is available in Saudi Arabia.
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Test video – Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar :
Product highlights :
Fender’s Dura-Tone coating adds resilience and longevity with a layer of coating bonded to a 80/20 bronze wound (80% copper and 20% zinc) wrap wire
80/20 Bronze-Wound strings give your acoustic guitar a vibrant voice with full, clear sound and smooth, articulate feel. These copper-zinc strings deliver rich, lively tone ideal for brightening the tone of your acoustic
Hex core construction creates more brightness along with a faster pick attack
Ball-end design with classic Fender colors help make string changes a breeze
➕ What is the price of Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar in-store is 40 SAR VAT.
➕ When Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar was released ?
The release date was June 8, 2005.
➕ What is the price of Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar cheap used ?
The price of Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar used is 20 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar ?
Special specifications :
Fender’s Dura-Tone coating adds resilience and longevity with a layer of coating bonded to a 80/20 bronze wound (80% copper and 20% zinc) wrap wire
80/20 Bronze-Wound strings give your acoustic guitar a vibrant voice with full, clear sound and smooth, articulate feel. These copper-zinc strings deliver rich, lively tone ideal for brightening the tone of your acoustic
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.7 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar in Saudi Arabia ?
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After-sales service :
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16 reviews for Fender Dura-Tone Coated 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar
Rated 5 out of 5
H. K (verified owner)–
Best strings for my Fender acoustic – I have a Fender Ensenada-series guitar that most likely came with these strings installed. After 6-7 weeks of frequent playing, I felt it was time to change strings. I installed Martin Lifespan phosphor bronze lights, excellent strings I have frequently used on other guitars. On the ESV-10, however, the sound was hollow and dull. I tried other coated strings (changing strings on a slot-head guitar is no fun) including Martin Lifespan 80-20s (better but still lacking,) EXPs, Nanowebs. Nothing sounded bad, but nothing was extremely pleasing either. The EXPs were pretty darn good. I wondered if perhaps it was the sound of the guitar itself–an all-solid spruce top with palo escrito sides and back–that I didn’t like. I certainly knew these strings existed, but was irrationally prejudiced against them because of the low E gauge–.052 instead of .053 or .054–and because they are from Fender, which I still have a hard time thinking of as a source of quality acoustic guitars and accoustic accessories. I tried non-coated John Pearse lights in both 80/20 and PB, and the 80/20s sounded great, but were dead in a week.
Rated 5 out of 5
D. D (verified owner)–
Exactly what I needed . – worth the $$$. Just get them it’s worth the shot . Makes my guitar sound bright and clean .
Rated 5 out of 5
M. K (verified owner)–
Great strings at a great price – I recently bought a Fender acoustic guitar that came with these strings. I really liked the tone and quality of the strings, but almost fell over when I saw the price of them at my local music store and Amazon Canada. When I found them on Amazon.com for less than $9 a set, I ordered three sets. I play the guitar everyday and almost two months in, these strings still sound and play great. They don’t appear to get as brittle feeling as other coated strings I’ve used after a few weeks. Guess we’ll see if they last as long as the Elixir coated strings I have been using for my acoustic guitars.
Rated 5 out of 5
L. E (verified owner)–
At last the sweet tones I have been looking for – YES !!!- Finally found the high note/cord sweet sound I was looking for. The clear crisp highs up on the fret board cords sound great together in a very nice match of tones. You have to work at it to get the high e string to sing for you but the extra work is worth it. The fender strings complement the fender guitar CD-60. Most all the cords in ALL the areas have a nice strong harmonic sound in ALL my songs.. I HAVE TRIED A LOT OF DIFF STRINGS. They also bounce nicely as I strum back and forth. Tension is pretty even. There is some high pitch ringing when you hit cretin cords that are similar in the high zone but WELL worth it since ALL of my songs I play ALL sound good with these strings. All other strings I have tried can’t seem to make ALL the songs sound perfect and tuned in a very nice harmony. With the dura-tone coated you can slid a bit up and down with out to much drag. I ordered some Elixir light nanoweb as back up for one last try at improvement ,, I believe I will get the same type of beautiful tones and sound on all songs but am worried about the to much slipperyness Elixir has.But will try and let you know.. I really Love the fender strings and in the long run after MUCH testing I’ll be sticking with the great tones of the Fenders dura-tone coated lights.
Rated 4 out of 5
C. K (verified owner)–
Item will be size in Photo not the selector button! – Regarding Fender 80/20 Bronze Dura Tone Coated guitar strings, select your size based on the size indicated in the photo of the item, not the selector button. The photos and the selection buttons are switched. I ordered both to be sure I got the .012 – .052 I was needing, and you must select the .010 – .048 to get those. Just go by the size in upper right hand corner of the package in the photo and that’s what you get.
Rated 5 out of 5
J. R (verified owner)–
The sound great! – The play great with an acceptable price
Rated 3 out of 5
L. S (verified owner)–
May be that I was expecting too much – I was expecting a lighter guage string would make it easier to play but it didn’t. So probably my fault.
Rated 5 out of 5
D. D (verified owner)–
Exactly what I needed . – worth the $$$. Just get them it’s worth the shot . Makes my guitar sound bright and clean .
Rated 5 out of 5
J. R (verified owner)–
The sound great! – The play great with an acceptable price
Rated 5 out of 5
H. K (verified owner)–
Best strings for my Fender acoustic – I have a Fender Ensenada-series guitar that most likely came with these strings installed. After 6-7 weeks of frequent playing, I felt it was time to change strings. I installed Martin Lifespan phosphor bronze lights, excellent strings I have frequently used on other guitars. On the ESV-10, however, the sound was hollow and dull. I tried other coated strings (changing strings on a slot-head guitar is no fun) including Martin Lifespan 80-20s (better but still lacking,) EXPs, Nanowebs. Nothing sounded bad, but nothing was extremely pleasing either. The EXPs were pretty darn good. I wondered if perhaps it was the sound of the guitar itself–an all-solid spruce top with palo escrito sides and back–that I didn’t like. I certainly knew these strings existed, but was irrationally prejudiced against them because of the low E gauge–.052 instead of .053 or .054–and because they are from Fender, which I still have a hard time thinking of as a source of quality acoustic guitars and accoustic accessories. I tried non-coated John Pearse lights in both 80/20 and PB, and the 80/20s sounded great, but were dead in a week.
Rated 5 out of 5
L. E (verified owner)–
At last the sweet tones I have been looking for – YES !!!- Finally found the high note/cord sweet sound I was looking for. The clear crisp highs up on the fret board cords sound great together in a very nice match of tones. You have to work at it to get the high e string to sing for you but the extra work is worth it. The fender strings complement the fender guitar CD-60. Most all the cords in ALL the areas have a nice strong harmonic sound in ALL my songs.. I HAVE TRIED A LOT OF DIFF STRINGS. They also bounce nicely as I strum back and forth. Tension is pretty even. There is some high pitch ringing when you hit cretin cords that are similar in the high zone but WELL worth it since ALL of my songs I play ALL sound good with these strings. All other strings I have tried can’t seem to make ALL the songs sound perfect and tuned in a very nice harmony. With the dura-tone coated you can slid a bit up and down with out to much drag. I ordered some Elixir light nanoweb as back up for one last try at improvement ,, I believe I will get the same type of beautiful tones and sound on all songs but am worried about the to much slipperyness Elixir has.But will try and let you know.. I really Love the fender strings and in the long run after MUCH testing I’ll be sticking with the great tones of the Fenders dura-tone coated lights.
Rated 4 out of 5
C. K (verified owner)–
Item will be size in Photo not the selector button! – Regarding Fender 80/20 Bronze Dura Tone Coated guitar strings, select your size based on the size indicated in the photo of the item, not the selector button. The photos and the selection buttons are switched. I ordered both to be sure I got the .012 – .052 I was needing, and you must select the .010 – .048 to get those. Just go by the size in upper right hand corner of the package in the photo and that’s what you get.
Rated 3 out of 5
M. K (verified owner)–
More for playability than tone, wound G shows wear sooner than other strings. – These strings are very supple, easy for chording and bending, but lack the tone of say, D’addario’s 80/20s. They’d shine most on electric acoustics, doing lead work. I also don’t find them to be any more corrosion resistant than the D’addarios, despite being nearly triple the price. On all the sets I’ve used, the wound G always shows wear (maybe it’s breakage along the winding) much too soon, but I do have a hard strumming style.
Rated 5 out of 5
M. K (verified owner)–
Great strings at a great price – I recently bought a Fender acoustic guitar that came with these strings. I really liked the tone and quality of the strings, but almost fell over when I saw the price of them at my local music store and Amazon Canada. When I found them on Amazon.com for less than $9 a set, I ordered three sets. I play the guitar everyday and almost two months in, these strings still sound and play great. They don’t appear to get as brittle feeling as other coated strings I’ve used after a few weeks. Guess we’ll see if they last as long as the Elixir coated strings I have been using for my acoustic guitars.
Rated 3 out of 5
L. S (verified owner)–
May be that I was expecting too much – I was expecting a lighter guage string would make it easier to play but it didn’t. So probably my fault.
Rated 3 out of 5
M. K (verified owner)–
More for playability than tone, wound G shows wear sooner than other strings. – These strings are very supple, easy for chording and bending, but lack the tone of say, D’addario’s 80/20s. They’d shine most on electric acoustics, doing lead work. I also don’t find them to be any more corrosion resistant than the D’addarios, despite being nearly triple the price. On all the sets I’ve used, the wound G always shows wear (maybe it’s breakage along the winding) much too soon, but I do have a hard strumming style.
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H. K (verified owner) –
Best strings for my Fender acoustic – I have a Fender Ensenada-series guitar that most likely came with these strings installed. After 6-7 weeks of frequent playing, I felt it was time to change strings. I installed Martin Lifespan phosphor bronze lights, excellent strings I have frequently used on other guitars. On the ESV-10, however, the sound was hollow and dull. I tried other coated strings (changing strings on a slot-head guitar is no fun) including Martin Lifespan 80-20s (better but still lacking,) EXPs, Nanowebs. Nothing sounded bad, but nothing was extremely pleasing either. The EXPs were pretty darn good. I wondered if perhaps it was the sound of the guitar itself–an all-solid spruce top with palo escrito sides and back–that I didn’t like. I certainly knew these strings existed, but was irrationally prejudiced against them because of the low E gauge–.052 instead of .053 or .054–and because they are from Fender, which I still have a hard time thinking of as a source of quality acoustic guitars and accoustic accessories. I tried non-coated John Pearse lights in both 80/20 and PB, and the 80/20s sounded great, but were dead in a week.
D. D (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed . – worth the $$$. Just get them it’s worth the shot . Makes my guitar sound bright and clean .
M. K (verified owner) –
Great strings at a great price – I recently bought a Fender acoustic guitar that came with these strings. I really liked the tone and quality of the strings, but almost fell over when I saw the price of them at my local music store and Amazon Canada. When I found them on Amazon.com for less than $9 a set, I ordered three sets. I play the guitar everyday and almost two months in, these strings still sound and play great. They don’t appear to get as brittle feeling as other coated strings I’ve used after a few weeks. Guess we’ll see if they last as long as the Elixir coated strings I have been using for my acoustic guitars.
L. E (verified owner) –
At last the sweet tones I have been looking for – YES !!!- Finally found the high note/cord sweet sound I was looking for. The clear crisp highs up on the fret board cords sound great together in a very nice match of tones. You have to work at it to get the high e string to sing for you but the extra work is worth it. The fender strings complement the fender guitar CD-60. Most all the cords in ALL the areas have a nice strong harmonic sound in ALL my songs.. I HAVE TRIED A LOT OF DIFF STRINGS. They also bounce nicely as I strum back and forth. Tension is pretty even. There is some high pitch ringing when you hit cretin cords that are similar in the high zone but WELL worth it since ALL of my songs I play ALL sound good with these strings. All other strings I have tried can’t seem to make ALL the songs sound perfect and tuned in a very nice harmony. With the dura-tone coated you can slid a bit up and down with out to much drag. I ordered some Elixir light nanoweb as back up for one last try at improvement ,, I believe I will get the same type of beautiful tones and sound on all songs but am worried about the to much slipperyness Elixir has.But will try and let you know.. I really Love the fender strings and in the long run after MUCH testing I’ll be sticking with the great tones of the Fenders dura-tone coated lights.
C. K (verified owner) –
Item will be size in Photo not the selector button! – Regarding Fender 80/20 Bronze Dura Tone Coated guitar strings, select your size based on the size indicated in the photo of the item, not the selector button. The photos and the selection buttons are switched. I ordered both to be sure I got the .012 – .052 I was needing, and you must select the .010 – .048 to get those. Just go by the size in upper right hand corner of the package in the photo and that’s what you get.
J. R (verified owner) –
The sound great! – The play great with an acceptable price
L. S (verified owner) –
May be that I was expecting too much – I was expecting a lighter guage string would make it easier to play but it didn’t. So probably my fault.
D. D (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed . – worth the $$$. Just get them it’s worth the shot . Makes my guitar sound bright and clean .
J. R (verified owner) –
The sound great! – The play great with an acceptable price
H. K (verified owner) –
Best strings for my Fender acoustic – I have a Fender Ensenada-series guitar that most likely came with these strings installed. After 6-7 weeks of frequent playing, I felt it was time to change strings. I installed Martin Lifespan phosphor bronze lights, excellent strings I have frequently used on other guitars. On the ESV-10, however, the sound was hollow and dull. I tried other coated strings (changing strings on a slot-head guitar is no fun) including Martin Lifespan 80-20s (better but still lacking,) EXPs, Nanowebs. Nothing sounded bad, but nothing was extremely pleasing either. The EXPs were pretty darn good. I wondered if perhaps it was the sound of the guitar itself–an all-solid spruce top with palo escrito sides and back–that I didn’t like. I certainly knew these strings existed, but was irrationally prejudiced against them because of the low E gauge–.052 instead of .053 or .054–and because they are from Fender, which I still have a hard time thinking of as a source of quality acoustic guitars and accoustic accessories. I tried non-coated John Pearse lights in both 80/20 and PB, and the 80/20s sounded great, but were dead in a week.
L. E (verified owner) –
At last the sweet tones I have been looking for – YES !!!- Finally found the high note/cord sweet sound I was looking for. The clear crisp highs up on the fret board cords sound great together in a very nice match of tones. You have to work at it to get the high e string to sing for you but the extra work is worth it. The fender strings complement the fender guitar CD-60. Most all the cords in ALL the areas have a nice strong harmonic sound in ALL my songs.. I HAVE TRIED A LOT OF DIFF STRINGS. They also bounce nicely as I strum back and forth. Tension is pretty even. There is some high pitch ringing when you hit cretin cords that are similar in the high zone but WELL worth it since ALL of my songs I play ALL sound good with these strings. All other strings I have tried can’t seem to make ALL the songs sound perfect and tuned in a very nice harmony. With the dura-tone coated you can slid a bit up and down with out to much drag. I ordered some Elixir light nanoweb as back up for one last try at improvement ,, I believe I will get the same type of beautiful tones and sound on all songs but am worried about the to much slipperyness Elixir has.But will try and let you know.. I really Love the fender strings and in the long run after MUCH testing I’ll be sticking with the great tones of the Fenders dura-tone coated lights.
C. K (verified owner) –
Item will be size in Photo not the selector button! – Regarding Fender 80/20 Bronze Dura Tone Coated guitar strings, select your size based on the size indicated in the photo of the item, not the selector button. The photos and the selection buttons are switched. I ordered both to be sure I got the .012 – .052 I was needing, and you must select the .010 – .048 to get those. Just go by the size in upper right hand corner of the package in the photo and that’s what you get.
M. K (verified owner) –
More for playability than tone, wound G shows wear sooner than other strings. – These strings are very supple, easy for chording and bending, but lack the tone of say, D’addario’s 80/20s. They’d shine most on electric acoustics, doing lead work. I also don’t find them to be any more corrosion resistant than the D’addarios, despite being nearly triple the price. On all the sets I’ve used, the wound G always shows wear (maybe it’s breakage along the winding) much too soon, but I do have a hard strumming style.
M. K (verified owner) –
Great strings at a great price – I recently bought a Fender acoustic guitar that came with these strings. I really liked the tone and quality of the strings, but almost fell over when I saw the price of them at my local music store and Amazon Canada. When I found them on Amazon.com for less than $9 a set, I ordered three sets. I play the guitar everyday and almost two months in, these strings still sound and play great. They don’t appear to get as brittle feeling as other coated strings I’ve used after a few weeks. Guess we’ll see if they last as long as the Elixir coated strings I have been using for my acoustic guitars.
L. S (verified owner) –
May be that I was expecting too much – I was expecting a lighter guage string would make it easier to play but it didn’t. So probably my fault.
M. K (verified owner) –
More for playability than tone, wound G shows wear sooner than other strings. – These strings are very supple, easy for chording and bending, but lack the tone of say, D’addario’s 80/20s. They’d shine most on electric acoustics, doing lead work. I also don’t find them to be any more corrosion resistant than the D’addarios, despite being nearly triple the price. On all the sets I’ve used, the wound G always shows wear (maybe it’s breakage along the winding) much too soon, but I do have a hard strumming style.