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D'Addario EJ45 VS Aquila Sugar

This is not a competition between strings video. It is just a very well known set (D'Addario EJ45) compared to a not so well known set (Aquila Sugar) so you can hear differences in timbre to help you decide if you want to try it yourself. Guitar: Vassilis Lazarides flamenco blanca 0:00 Recuerdos de la Alhambra (F. Tárrega) 2:23 Verano Porteño (A.Piazzolla) 3:24 Lagrima (F. Tárrega) 4:21 Adelita (F. Tárrega) 5:06 Prelude No.1 (H. Villa-Lobos) 6:42 Etude No.11 (H. Vila-Lobos) 8:04 Asturias (Leyenda) (Isaac Albéniz) 11:16 Vals No.3 (Agustín Barrios Mangoré) 12:57 Bronce Gitano (Sabicas) 15:27 Tango falseta (Jerónimo Maya) What cannot be heard on the video: Sugar (extra tension) is a very clear, sharp and warm set. Brighter and more focused than standard nylon. As it is a higher tension set than the EJ45 it is a bit harder on the left hand too. The intonation of both sets is spot on across the fretboard. Aquila Sugar keeps the tuning better than the EJ45. Sugar, as clearer and more focused, can be heard with more detail at further distances. Sugar is a lot louder but that is not a very fair comparison as it is harder than the EJ45, something that is not the case with the Sugar normal tension that I have tried many months ago. The brightness of sugar is not carbonish at all, but on the contrary has a sweetness that comes closer to nylon, although very far away acoustically. Many say that EJ45 has a tubby G string, which is true in many cases but not when played on a flamenco guitar. Anyway the Sugar G string is clearly not tubby at all, but focused, precise, clear, loud. Sugar is nicer on the fingertips when compared to Aquila Alabastro or Rubino. Subscribe and like if you want more videos like these. Thanks!