GHS Strings Mandolin Strings (PF250)

A novice mandoliner here and snagged the strings at a superb price. They hold up well over time with decent use ( I play mine 3 or so days a week for 30 min - hr) and still have good sound with minimal rusting. If I played more often or outside of my house lol, I'd probably spring for something a bit more expensive but for now I'll stick to these GHS strings.

I am a bad-ass mandolin player since I switched to these ghs strings. Before I made the switch I had bad tone, ridiculously sloppy timing, and an overall bad attitude. My band members said something had to change or I was going to have to strike out on my own. This is was what worked for me so I highly recommend these strings.

Very good strings, and no complaints. Perhaps just a trifle bit brighter than D'Addarios, but on the whole, nice sound.

As a fairly new mandolin player I've been trying different types of strings to find the best sound for my instrument (Epiphone MM-50E) and so far of the strings I've tried, this set is the best for the sound I'm trying to get out of my instrument -- not too bright so as to sound tinny, but with enough brilliance to project very nicely and blend nicely with my violinist-wife's sound.

Husband uses these strings for years, wants to buy single strings and not whole sets. Where can we just buy single strings?

Was apprehensive at first but have grown to love them on my Bovier mandolin. Bright clean sound! Great value.

I wanted the 16 a string

Good affordable strings.