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"I heard a livelier overall sound, with a more multidimensional voice that enhances a chewy texture to the harmonics." We asked an avowed string snob to try Cleartone Treated Strings on his guitars. Here's what he told us

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The innovative guitar string maker got its start using technology developed by none other than Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers
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"I heard a livelier overall sound, with a more multidimensional voice that enhances a chewy texture to the harmonics." We asked an avowed string snob to try Cleartone Treated Strings on his guitars. Here's what he told us

The innovative guitar string maker got its start using technology developed by none other than Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers

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Guitar Player broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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