La Bella White Nylon Tape Wound 600L Electric Guitar Strings 12-56

Tone on strings are great. Nice and warm, but they didn’t have enough tension to create any relief in my neck. If you already have high relief, they may work great.

I'm running these (with an additional .80 gauge low string
on a 7 String Archtop. They are VERY light in tension, which was my intention for playing solo over long periods. The G string is a bit squirrelly, due to the ultra-light gauge, but other than that, no complaints.

These are too flexible to play vigorously, and too bright sounding for my main archtop. They seem a bit more useful on my darker sounding and less responsive guitar. Adjusting string height makes a difference... too high and they stretch too much to intonate properly when fretted. Too low and they buzz (more than typical flats). Either way, these require a light touch, which is good for some styles but not all. Going to try the black, 14 guage set next.

This is the string set of choice for my jazz guitars! My bassist brother was using La Bella White Nylon Tape strings, and suggested that I try the electric guitar version. Although I found the set of 10’s a bit light for my taste, the 12-56 guage is peerless, in my opinion! Brimming full of natural tone, soft and flexible enough for reasonable string bends, nonetheless comfortably substantive for strumming jazz standards. This is a match made in heaven for my hollow body Gibson L-4CES. Thanks for the opportunity to share a positive experience.

The construction of the strings is fine. The problem is with the gauges. The wound strings are so slinky compared to the B and E that they should have been matched to maybe a 10 E string. They certainly don't match a 12.