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Martin ooo28 strings help

So I recently bought a martin ooo28, which I love, I'm about to change the strings, the ones martin recommends are their own martin brand strings 12-54, on all my previous acoustics I've preferred daddario strings, daddario light gauge are 12-53, will the difference between 53-54 be noticeable so that I hear a loss in bass or anything like that? 



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  • mgawmgaw Frets: 4979
    no
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  • JtaylorJtaylor Frets: 181
    great, thanks, will go ahead and get a few sets of daddadrio'
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  • SassafrasSassafras Frets: 30023
    There's hardly anything in it although Martin strings aren't bad. If I couldn't find Daddarios, I'd use Martins.
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  • JtaylorJtaylor Frets: 181
    ok, thanks, thought i'd check before buying a 3 pack :)
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  • Martin Retro's are worth a try.You won't be disappointed .
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  • I concur. I tried some recently and they sound very good. Hard to put my finger on what makes them different, but definitely worth experimenting with.
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  • ICBMICBM Frets: 69426
    Despite having used D'Addarios for years and always thinking that Martins were a bit 'cheap' somehow, I recently restrung my old Martin 12-string with Martins (Marquis 80/20 bronze) on a whim because there weren't any D'Adds in the shop, and I was amazed to find it sounds noticeably better - somehow 'right' in a strange way compared to the D'Adds. Hard to explain but I really do prefer it.

    I wonder if they have really improved, or my taste has changed? They may not last quite as long as the D'Adds (80/20 bronze doesn't seem to compared to phosphor) but considering I don't play it much and only restring it about every five years that probably isn't a problem :).

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