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NEWS D'Addario T2 Titanium Classical Guitar Treble Strings (05/05) DAddario has tirelessly searched for an alternative to nylon classical guitar strings. The issue was finding a material that would respond similarly to touch, yet would project a brighter tone. The search is over as the company is happy to introduce the DAddario T2 Titanium Classical Guitar Treble Strings. This dense monofilament material has an attractive, translucent purple hue, facilitates a polished, smooth feel analogous to nylon, but with a slightly brighter tone and increased projection. As a result, the new T2 Titanium Treble Strings may be substituted for current nylon strings with little player acclimatization. Players will be particularly impressed with the 3rd/G string, which cre Limited offer D'Addario 5-packs packeged in thin box (01/18) For a limited time, electric and acoustic guitarists can take advantage of D’Addario’s 5-Packs, which not only offer a 10% savings over the cost of five separate sets, but also come in a reusable, collectible tin box. D’Addario’s Limited Edition 5-Packs are the latest additions joining D’Addario’s Multi-Pack family of 3-D Packs and Bass Twin Packs. D’Addario Multi-Packs have become extremely popular since their introduction, and the Limited Edition 5-Packs are expected to be a hot item in 2001. The 5-Packs are available for EXL110 and EXL120 electric strings (retail: $38.70), as well as EJ16 and EJ17 acoustic strings (retail: $53.75). The tin box is black and features the famous D’Addario lo New coated strings from D'Addario (01/18) When you’re the best, you don’t rush new products to the market—because only the best new products will do. That’s why, even when other coated strings were making news, D’Addario kept quiet, redesigning and testing their own coated strings, already in development. And the results of that patience are more than worth the wait.D’Addario’s new EXP Extended Play Coated Acoustic Guitar Strings are nothing less than amazing. They’re coated, but they feel, look and sound identical to traditional acoustic guitar strings. The secret to D’Addario’s success with EXP strings lies in the manufacturing, of course. An ultra-fine layer of EXP coating is applied to the phosphor bronze wrap wire before the wi D'addario packaging goes completely environmentally friendly in 2001 (01/18) J. D’Addario & Company, Inc. is stepping up changes to its product packaging in 2001 to feature only environmentally friendly packaging. In 1992, the company initiated a gradual change in the packaging of its most popular D’Addario guitar and bass string sets. Until then, it was expected that every guitar string set would include a vinyl pouch, a set insert and individual paper envelopes, all of which would be discarded as soon as players strung their guitar."We recognized that this was a tremendous waste of materials, and that’s why we created ‘environmentally friendly’ string packaging," says D’Addario Brand Manager Peter D’Addario. "The new environmental packages seal all six strings in a IBMA a huge success for D'addario & performing artists (01/18) It was another knock-down week for D’Addario and D’Addario Performing Artists at the 2000 International Bluegrass Music Association World of Bluegrass Week, held at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville, KY from October 16 –27, 2000. D’Addario’s booth attracted an unprecedented volume of traffic, generating interest in D’Addario strings and Planet Waves accessories. First Quality Musical Supplies, a Louisville-based mail-order and online dealer, and co-sponsor of the IBMA show with D’Addario, sold out of D’Addario EJ17 acoustic guitar strings, selling well over 500 sets at their booth. D’Addario banjo, mandolin, fiddle, and upright bass strings were also big sellers at the show, which attracted

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