Daddario EJ15

Very clear and bright sound, long lasting as well. It's nice not to need to buy new strings every time I pull my guitar out of the case.
The price is right too. All and all a solid purchase. And Thomann Rocks!
D'Addario is a staple when it comes to good yet inexpensive guitar strings. If you can't decide on a brand, I suggest these.

Daddario is Daddario! They've been in the market for ages, so you'll get great quality, sound and for a fair price.

I play acoustic guitar professionally now for 7th year. I've learned to love D'Addario Phosphor Bronze strings for their sound and durability. I play really hard so I have to change strings for every show. During the last 100 gigs played, I've broken a string only once during a show and that was on a three-hour gig and the last song of it.
These are also very reasonably priced here in Thomann. I buy the strings in sets of 10, so that way it's even cheaper.

I love these strings on my western acoustic. These strings lead to a fantastic well-balanced tone.

These are great quality strings with a bright sound and a reliable durability. I use them on a Taylor GS model and adore the sound.

I have been using D'Addario strings for nearly 50 years, on nearly every instrument I own (currently 32 stringed instruments, among them guitars, basses, mandolins, ukeleles, a concert zither, a Taisho Goto and so on) For acoustic steel string guitars, the phosphor bronze sets are probably and usually the best option. The rest is a matter of taste.

i buy a few of these every time i buy anything from thomann, as i'm just starting off gigging. they are perfect for the likes of me. they have a beautiful sound, twangy and sharp. this sound does wear off after a few weeks, but for the price they are fantastic!

Everything perfect, thank you very much!
These strings are on my 'Traveler Guitar Ultra Light Vintage Red' that my wife bought me for Christmas. Wonderful resonating strings and I wanted a spare in case they break.

Very good strings for caustic guitar and the best price and quality

I have placed these strings on three acoustics made with different woods, and their consistent value is that they sound warm. All brands and types have some brightness because they are made of metal; they all have good durability thanks to the improvement of metallurgy. Elasticity is always nice, too. Same for the power and loudness. Resistance to corrosion is similar, and the need to clean them regularly is the same, too. But the distinguished quality of the D'Addario's is they combine that excellent brightness and soft feel with warmth, so they are my favorites.