Elixir 16077
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Phosphor bronze sound : a sensitive response and highly expressive play, ideal for highlighting nuances.
- NANOWEB Coating : an ultra-thin layer that protects the winding without muffling the acoustic character.
- Extended lifespan : the "phosphor bronze sound" remains consistent longer thanks to the winding protection.
- Light/Medium 12-56 gauge : balance between finger comfort, projection, and tuning stability.
Manufacturer Information
Elixir
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The acoustic grain of phosphor bronze, lasting longer
Designed for guitarists who want to maintain a rich and detailed tone over hours of playing, the Elixir 16077 combine the Phosphor Bronze alloy with a very thin layer of NANOWEB coating. The result: precise attack, warm mids, and present highs, with a natural playing feel. The 12-56 Light/Medium gauge suits both dynamic strumming and picking, providing body in the low end while maintaining good playability.
Technical specifications
| Format | standard | 1st cord pull | 12 |
| Tension | Soft | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Spun | round |
| Category | folk | Material | phosphore bronze |
| Classification | Medium light | Special feature | Nanoweb coating |
| Draw | 12-16-24-35-45-56 | ||
| Brand | Elixir | Coating | NANOWEB (very thin layer) |
| Reference | 16077 | Coating purpose | protection of the winding and extension of the "phosphor bronze sound" |
| Type | acoustic guitar string set | Gauge | Light/Medium |
| Alloy | Phosphor Bronze | Sizes | 12-56 |
Customer reviews
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These strings have a fairly high lifespan.
I changed the same set of strings after over a year of regular use:
the appearance of the strings was still good (no wear).
Of course, I gained brilliance, definition, and power.
I don't know the manufacturing process but my new strings stabilized in a few hours. For comparison, it takes a few days of break-in for new nylon strings to be playable on my classical guitar (Savarez).
The pull is slightly too strong but it's a matter of personal taste.Automatically translated
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As someone who is not a big fan of Elixir strings, I admit that I am very satisfied. The sound is well balanced with good sustain, nice harmonics and good projection. In short, quality, not to mention the very long life of its strings.
The medium/light tie rod is a bit hard to play but there is no bass picture. Very good strings!!!Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of the Elixir 16077 Nanoweb Phosphor Bronze strings?
The set uses gauges 12-16-24-35-45-56, with the first string at .012 and the sixth at .056.
Are the 12-56 strings suitable for both strumming and picking?
The Light/Medium 12-56 gauge provides body in the low end. It is recommended for dynamic strumming and picking while maintaining good playability.
What sound does phosphor bronze provide on these folk strings?
The Phosphor Bronze alloy is characterized by a precise attack, warm midrange, and present highs. The desired sound thus retains a rich and detailed character over hours of playing.
What is the purpose of the NANOWEB coating?
The NANOWEB coating, applied in a very thin layer, protects the winding and aims to extend the phosphor bronze tone.
Do these strings have ball ends?
This folk guitar set features 6 strings with ball ends and round winding.



