Detail 01
12-string set
Twelve strings in six courses: four octave pairs plus two unison pairs. One set restrings the whole guitar.

Independent shopping perspective
Phosphor bronze 12-string set in light gauge. For 12-string acoustic players who want lower tension than a standard medium set at a low price.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Twelve strings in six courses: four octave pairs plus two unison pairs. One set restrings the whole guitar.
Detail 02
Copper alloy with phosphor added. Resists corrosion longer than plain bronze and reads warmer than a brighter alloy.
Detail 03
Lower tension across twelve strings, which matters more here than on a six-string. Easier on the neck and on your fretting hand.
Detail 04
Bronze wrap, not steel or nickel. These will not drive a magnetic pickup on an electric guitar.
Detail 05
Twelve strings for roughly what a six-string set costs, so per-string this sits at the low end.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. This is a full 12-string set sized for a standard 12-string acoustic guitar.
The six main strings would work in a pinch, but you would be paying for six strings you throw away.
Yes. A 12-string already puts heavy combined pull on the neck and top, so a lighter set reduces that load.
Phosphor bronze adds phosphor to the copper alloy. It holds its sound longer before corroding and is generally warmer.
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