Argentine 1015
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A precise replacement string to keep your guitar at its best
The Argentine 1015 A Loop "La 36" is designed for guitarists who want to immediately regain their original feel without changing the entire set. In EXTRA LIGHT, it promotes a soft touch, easier bends, and reduced fatigue during long sessions, while maintaining a crisp attack response. Practical for concerts, studio, or home use, this replacement string allows you to stay consistent in your setup and tone by replacing only the necessary string.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Loop end | Spun | Silver |
| Category | Acoustic single string | Material | steel, silver plated metal |
| Draw | 36 | Special feature | loop |
| Nbr of strings | 1 | ||
| Brand | Argentine | Gauge | EXTRA LIGHT |
| Reference | 1015 | End type | loop |
| String | La | Packaging | restock (single string) |
| Value | 36 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this string suitable for replacing an A string?
This reference corresponds to a single A string sold individually, with a gauge of 36. It allows for replacing only the concerned string without changing the entire set.
What is the gauge of the Argentine 1015 A Loop La 36?
The indicated gauge is 36, in an EXTRA LIGHT configuration. This value favors a soft touch and easier bends.
Does the Argentine 1015 string have a loop end?
The end is of loop type. This attachment must correspond to the system provided on the guitar.
What materials make up this acoustic string?
The string combines steel and silver-plated metal, with a silver-plated winding. The manufacturer reference is Argentine 1015.
Is the string sold individually or as a complete set?
The packaging corresponds to a restock of a single string. It is intended for the occasional replacement of an A string with a gauge of 36.
