Aquila SUGAR CLASSICAL GUITAR SET STRONG DRAWING
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High tension for better control and projection
The Aquila 156C Sugar in high tension are aimed at musicians seeking a more direct response, controlled intonation, and better sustain during strong attacks. Whether in conservatory, rehearsal, or on stage, this tension provides an extra sense of control, particularly appreciated in dynamic arpeggios, rasgueados, or rhythmic accompaniments. If you play with an energetic right hand or want a string that "resists" more, this set is a solid option for your classical guitar.
Technical specifications
| Format | 4/4 | Classification | Strong |
| Tension | Hard | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Type of cord attachment | Without | Material | sugar |
| Category | classic | ||
| Brand / Model | Aquila 156C Sugar High Tension | Number of strings | 6 |
Questions frequently asked
Are the Aquila 156C Sugar high tension strings suitable for a full size 4/4 classical guitar?
This set of 6 strings is designed for full size 4/4 classical guitars.
What is the advantage of a high tension on these strings?
The hard tension provides a more direct response and better sustain during sharp attacks. It suits energetic right-hand players seeking greater resistance.
Are the Sugar strings suitable for rasgueado techniques?
The Sugar material combined with the Hard tension classification is intended to enhance control during rasgueado strumming and rhythmic accompaniments.
Do these strings have ball ends?
The attachment is indicated as "none": no string attachment is specified for this set.
What is the use of Aquila 156C Sugar strings in high tension?
In conservatory, rehearsal, or on stage, the high tension aims for controlled intonation. Dynamic arpeggios benefit from increased control. Projection is also highlighted in the description.



