Knobloch Aequus CX Carbon MT Classical Guitar USC 33.5 Full Set

Model: USC 33.5 UPC: 8436577781554

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Aequus CX Carbon Full Set

A high-performance string, meticulously designed to deliver precision and control across the entire range. For musicians seeking balance, control, and a present sound with enhanced detail and definition.

Note	Gauge (mm)	Tension (Kg)	Gauge (in.)	Tension (lbs)	Material
E - 1	.61	8.4	0.024	18.6	Fluorocarbon
B - 2	.68	6.3	0.027	13.9	Fluorocarbon
G - 3	0.83	6.2	0.033	13.6	Fluorocarbon
D - 4	.7	6.5	0.028	14.3	Copper Alloy
A - 5	.86	6.3	0.034	13.9	Copper Alloy
E - 6	1.1	6.6	0.043	14.6	Copper Alloy

Features

Model: USC 33.5
Manufactured by: Knobloch Actives
Condition: New
UPC: 8436577781554

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10/03/26

Ric

08/02/26

great. but. . .

These strings were recommended by Knobloch after I wrote them asking if they might put their "sterling silver" strings back of the market. Answer depends on the cost of silver. The sterling strings were the best and most expensive strings I have used yet, so any string set I might try might pale in comparison. These do not, so it is from that reference that to me they are a little like "sterling silver light" which means the trebles (carbon) are the same and the basses sound tight and clean, but are not quite as full sounding as the sterling set. If you liked the sterling silver strings or if you just want to try an expensive new set, highly recommended! YMMV.