Dean Markley Master Series Extra Hard Tension Nylon Classical Guitar Strings 28-45

Dean Markley Master Series Extra Hard Tension Nylon Classical Guitar Strings 28-45

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M251S

$33.99

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Dean Markley Master Series Extra Hard Tension Nylon Classical Guitar Strings 28-45Overview Dean Markley Master Series Classical Strings are some of the highest quality classical guitar strings available! Master Series Classical Strings provide superior tone, excellent feel, tuning stability, and extended life. Theyre used and loved by classical performers worldwide. For rich bass tone and a smooth feel, Master Series bass strings are precision wound with the highest quality Silver Plated Copper wire wrapped over extremely durable,

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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026