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On 04-02-18 13.26, "Claude Voit" <c.voit@vtx.ch> wrote: > Per > > hey you got an endorsement or what ?? > let me me feed the OT > playing elixirs is like making love with a condom > no feel, no fingering noize, no juice, but some have to..... > > expensive too > > uerk > > Claude No endorsement, it's just that I have never bothered to try them before. The idea of covering steel in plastic seemed... perverted. Yes, they are expensive but they also last longer. I agree that they feel strange to play, but I don't play instruments to please my fingers desires in the first place ;-) The sound that comes out is great with those strings. And I have not found another solution to the grease problem when bowing the guitar for looping. For me elixir is a usable workaround when playing a concert and wanting to use the bow ruining my strings. The alternative is to have two guitars with normal strings - one for bowing and one for all other playing. But that's no good idea for looping. When you loop you want to have many different sounds available with one instruments, and that's what the elixir strings allows me to. In the studio I would rather use normal strings like I'm used to since you can do all the bowing on one day and then put new strings on the guitar. Per