Argentine 1214MF
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Argentine
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A Precise D String to Keep Your Guitar Perfectly Balanced
When a D string wears out faster than the others, there's no need to replace the entire set: the Argentine 1214MF D 29 allows you to immediately regain consistent tension and a familiar feel. Its "A Loop" format is intended for instruments with a tailpiece, highly appreciated for the stability of the setup and ease of replacement, especially in rehearsal or stage contexts.
Who Is It For and Why?
This string is aimed at guitarists seeking a light tension to smoothly transition through chords, rhythmic passages, and melodic lines with more flexibility. It is also very suitable as a spare string in your case to avoid any interruptions during concerts or sessions.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Loop end | Spun | Silver |
| Category | Acoustic single string | Material | steel, silver plated metal |
| Draw | 29 | Special feature | ball |
| Nbr of strings | 1 | ||
| Brand | Argentine | End | A Loop |
| Reference | 1214MF | Gauge | 29 |
| Type | single replacement string | Tension | LIGHT |
| String | D | Supplier Information | Restock |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Argentine 1214MF string compatible with a tailpiece?
Its looped end is designed for instruments equipped with a tailpiece. This setup is recommended to facilitate the replacement of the D string.
What is the gauge of this D string?
The specified gauge is 29, in a light tension.
Is this string sold individually?
The reference 1214MF corresponds to a single replacement D string. It allows for replacing only the worn string without changing the entire set.
What materials make up the Argentine 1214MF A Boucle Re 29 string?
The construction combines steel and silver-plated metal. The winding is specified as silver-plated.
Can this string be kept in the case as a spare?
The single format allows for having a spare D string. Its 29 gauge is intended for guitarists seeking more flexibility in chords and melodic lines. This reference can thus prevent the need to replace the entire set after a single string breaks.



