Are these nylon strings or steel?
1176905
They are steel string s but I don't recommended this guitar the it's almost impossible to tune the bottom three strings
1176906
The strings on this guitar were steel and on the one we received the strings were actually rusty.
1176907
That seems to be inconsistent. Several reviews I read said they were nylon. But ours came with steel and there was even an extra set of steel ones in the box. And no rust or trouble tuning ours.
1013223
Steel. It has nice, clear tones but it can be difficult to get the strings depressed fully.
1900584
steel strings. This is a great starter for my 10 yr. old. we did have to reglue the neck right at the body but that may have been because we tightened the strings too tight. For the price, we were impressed. She now is taking lessons and the guitar still sounds great. She's had it since April and it is still a nice piece. The case for it is good too. I would highly recommend this guitar to any starter!
1105303
It is steel. And honestly the guitar is great for a beginner all around. The steel strings seem nice and strong.
1934413
It has 3 steel strings (real ones) and 3 nylon strings. I am a beginner, but I bought this guitar more than a year ago (I think). It has an excellent sound and for what it's worth...I highly recommend it!
223591
What they were saying about the strings is that they are steel. which is usually used for more experienced users, because beginners tend to make more mistakes which can cause damage to your fingers. both nylon and steel are going to punish you for your mistakes (which well cause you to grow as a musician) but its just that nylon string aren't as damaging, but harder to tune the reason being they tend to stretch a lot before settling . but if the player serious about playing then most likely they'll eventually upgrade to steel strings any way. So i would just leave the stock strings and let the player of the instrument go ahead and learn with the stock steel strings. What they were saying about the strings is that they are steel. which is usually used for more experienced users, because beginners tend to make more mistakes which can cause damage to your fingers. both nylon and steel are going to punish you for your mistakes (which well cause you to grow as a musician) but its just that nylon string aren't as damaging, but harder to tune the reason being they tend to stretch a lot before settling . but if the player serious about playing then most likely they'll eventually upgrade to steel strings any way. So i would just leave the stock strings and let... » Read More What they were saying about the strings is that they are steel. which is usually used for more experienced users, because beginners tend to make more mistakes which can cause damage to your fingers. both nylon and steel are going to punish you for your mistakes (which well cause you to grow as a musician) but its just that nylon string aren't as damaging, but harder to tune the reason being they tend to stretch a lot before settling . but if the player serious about playing then most likely they'll eventually upgrade to steel strings any way. So i would just leave the stock strings and let the player of the instrument go ahead and learn with the stock steel strings. « Show Less
1900585
The strings are steel with a wood guitar. I ordered it for my five year old grandaughter,we were amazed how awesome it is. My son is going to wait a couple years and have her take lessons. She LOVED it, but just strums it now. Really was a couple steps up from what i thought i was getting. Very nice for the price.
419204
Classical: nylon strings Acoustic: steel strings This is a nylon string guitar with a mini acoustic body shape
511699
These are nylon-core strings, with a steel E string. According to the string details on the package, the D and A strings are aluminum wrapped and the G is silver wraped. I am pleased with their sound and bow response.
271490
Not sure on the brand of strings, but the lower three are metallic, top three are nylon.
1248200
Hi-tech spiral steel core strings. Here's a link to the different kinds of strings. http://www.ifshinviolins.com/Articles/tabid/145/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/411/Guide-To-Choosing-and-Using-Strings-for-Violins-Violas-and-Cellos.aspx
464237
This is a classical guitar so yes it has nylon strings. There is no maintenance manual with order. You can replace these strings with any other nylon strings you like. You should not replace with steel strings. This guitar needs an amplifier for the sound. There is no sound hole and must be amplified. Hope this helps with your decision.
1105304
They come with steel strings, nylon strings are easier on the fingers in my experience but if he intends to play with steel strings I would just keep the steel on. But if it's just a hobby or something to play around with but you don't want the extreme callouses that come with playing then nylon would be better
737867
Steel strings. I bought this guitar for a beginner and find that it holds a good tuning for a long time. Would definately recommend for a beginner...
231076
They are standard steel strings, just like any other strings (Fender, Gibson, Ernie Ball), except with colors. So they fit any acoustic, electric or acoustic-electric steel string guitar.
1834895
I do believe they are made of Nylon. Very sturdy and solid. They worked very well. I felt very safe.
271493
This has pretty good set of strings 6,5,4 being bronze wound nylon. 3,2,1 being nylon. They sound good for stock strings and seem to be doing well in holding tune. I've played it several times retuning each time and they still sound ok. If you are a working musician then you will want to replace them with better quality strings. They are the type that are tied, not ball ends but you can use either, however I prefer the type that are tied.