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Our warmest sounding string is created with the combination of core-to-cover ratio and copper/zinc wire, resulting in a warm and rich tone, perfect for those overly bright guitars that need to be reined in tonally
Introducing our brand new NitroPack singles! Each single string is sealed in a nitrogen environment, eliminating all oxygen, in a tear-resistant package. Whether you use one string or the whole set.
ABOUT GHS STRINGS
GHS Strings are manufactured in a state-of-the-art, climate controlled facility using precision equipment and only the purest of materials. The air-tight Fresh Pack locks in factory freshness that endures the test of time and locks out corrosion. When you buy GHS strings you get quality, consistency, lasting intonation and superbly harmonious sound!
GHS Strings - The String Specialists since 1964.
VN-M Set: 013-017-VN26-VN36-VN46-VN56
RANDY
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Rings out. Good feel of well made strings.
Zel
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024
I prefer a darker, warmer, and woodier tone with my acoustics. After trying everything from phosphor bronze, to 80/20 bronze, coated, uncoated, aluminum-bronze, parabolic, etc....I've settled on the Martin Retro monel strings for most of my guitars including an old Guild D-35, Martin 00-15M, and Gibson J-185. And then I tried these GHS Vintage Bronze and honestly I'm quite impressed. I tried the GHS Americana strings but I found those too bright. These, on the other hand, are much warmer and woodier almost like my favored Martin Retros. Will I make the switch to these? Maybe, but its too early to tell. I do like these a lot and i'll probably do an A-B comparison soon. But so far, so good. These may become my new favorite.
Kristen Schroeder
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024
If you have a travel, parlor, or small body acoustic then you know they can be a bit bright and trebly. These GHS Vintage Bronze worked well for warming up my little Yamah parlor. The low E is now more pronounced and better balance with the high strings. Note, these don't feel like low tension strings so if your small guitar needs lower tension strings maybe try the GHS Silk and Steel or their Silk and Bronze.
Zibi-Klaus
Reviewed in Poland on December 27, 2024
Bardzo fajne spokojne czyste brzmienie.Zobaczymy jak z czasem sobie poradzą.jak na dzień dobry ok.
Joe Cee
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
perfect in evey way
Günter Bortz
Reviewed in Germany on November 6, 2024
Der umwickelte Rundkern ist das Geheimnis; klar, alles subjektiv. Aber darum geht es beim Spiel und Hören doch...
Joel P Porter
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
they wear very well . vintage bronze is brighter than phosph0r bronze but not as bright as 80/20. vintage bronze is 92/8 nice full range with a little brightness to cut through. 5 stars . I've been using them for years and highly recommend them. 5 stars.
RS
Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2021
Was looking for some strings that had a similar sound to brass strings but not as tinny sounding and these did the trick!
NTXCajun
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2019
They’re GHS strings, and like all GHS strings they sound great but to me, seem to lose their brightness fairly quickly.... I use these strings when I want a deeper tone, such as solo performances, acoustic shows, etc... I’m aware other players don’t do this (trust me, I’ve had techs, other players ask me why, and it’s just because I can hear the immediate difference once a string loses it’s life/color), but I usually change strings (electric & acoustic), every 6-8 hours of playing... That usually gives me, playing time to break them in/stretch, a good rehearsal/sound check and one show (1-2 hours).... My acoustic playing time is really small compared to the time I play electric so, spending money on acoustic strings that get changed regularly doesn’t make since to me... All in all, a good set of acoustic strings...
Bob Alderisio
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019
These strings are lower tension than the Martin strings I am used to.They sound tinny to me - not "warm" at all.Th old Martin phosphor bronze strings were much warmer.The "Authentic" Martin strings that have taken the place of the old strings are a different story.I will keep searching for something that sounds like the old Martin PB strings.
Tom. Bailey
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2016
I have been going back and forth between "D.." strings, GHS mediums and the GHS Vintage all in mediums - need the volume for bluegrass and old-time fiddle bands. My Doc Watson Gallagher likes the "D..." brand better. But my Taylor BTO (Adirondack/Madagascar R/W 816) sounds the best by far with the Vintage Bronze mediums. Strong on volume, bass response and sustain. Still has very clear treble and rings like a bell up the neck. On the new Taylor 616 ce, the Vintage Bronze was slightly down on the sharpness of the attack but added a lot of bass and sustain. The maple is trebly anyway so I am enjoying this guitar much more now.Would recommend these to anyone who doesn't like the brightness of new strings
あっきー
Reviewed in Japan on March 5, 2016
K.Yairiのギターに使っています。このギターにはこの弦が一番合います。ローテンションで張りたてでもトゲのないマイルドをな音色で、弾き語りにはいいのではないでしょうか。
andy
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 15, 2014
Have just taken these strings off, having played them most days now for over six weeks.Good sounding strings that until recent days I was pleased with.I have just put Rotosound Jumbo King on as the replacement set but I have another set of GHS Vintage Bronze VN-L that I will be putting on another guitar, and I would probably buy them again.I always think that it is difficult to compare sets of strings as new strings always sounds better that the ones being replaced. I guess it’s just trial and error that finds the right strings – for the right guitar – for the right player but I would deffinately use GHS Vintage Bronze again.Vintage Bronze VN-L Guaging12, 16, 24, 32, 42, 54
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