Martin Guitar Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 MA140T, 80/20 Bronze, Treated Light-Gauge Acoustic Strings Light 12-54, 80/20, HT Bronze
BRIGHT TONES: Martin Authentic Acoustic Strings provide excellent tuning stability and playability with bright and rich tones. Discover your guitar’s true voice with this professional-grade guitar string pack.
TREATED FOR A LONG LIFE: These heavy-duty guitar strings are engineered using a new, patented anti-corrosion treatment which protects the core and wrap wire without compromising tone, tune, or feel.
STRING SOUNDS: Designed to bring out a full and balanced tone from your guitar, these bronze acoustic guitar strings can be used for fingerpicking, pick playing, and other methods. Play with these strings for any genre—rock, bluegrass, country, folk, blues, and more.
LIGHT ACOUSTIC STRINGS: Measuring from a 0.012″ high E string to a 0.054″ low E string, these are high-quality acoustic guitar strings that brighten the natural tuning of your guitar, including tenor, mid-tones, and bass. They feature a tension of 167.3.
AUTHENTIC ACOUSTIC TREATED: With Martin Authentic Acoustic, you get a total set of strings designed for performance and playability. Martin guitars and accessories remain the choice for musicians around the world for their unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and tone.
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Martin Guitars Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 Strings provide unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and tone for your acoustic guitar. Designed to produce true, consistent tone, these extra-light-gauge strings provide excellent tuning stability and playability so your guitar can stand up to rigorous practice and performance schedules. Made from 80/20 bronze, these strings feature a patented anti-corrosion treatment that protects the core and wrap wire from corrosion. This pack of professional-grade guitar strings will last through long jam sessions, late-night campfire songs, and plenty of picking. It’s an ultra-reliable set of strings that you can take on tour or keep in the studio.
Designed to bring out your guitar’s true tone, these 80/20 bronze guitar strings can be used for fingerstyle blues, Americana, country, bluegrass, ragtime, and many more styles. With this pack, you’ll receive 12 extra-light-gauge guitar strings designed for optimal playing performance. The low E strings measure 0.047″ and 0.027”, the A strings measure 0.039″ and 0.018”, the D strings measure 0.030″ and 0.012”, the G strings measure 0.023″ and 0.010”, the B strings both measure 0.014″, and the high E strings both measures 0.010″. This total set of extra-light-gauge strings features a tension of 261.7, making it easy to get a rich, bright tone with a softer feel. Add these professional guitar strings to your touring and performing equipment today!
Martin Guitar has been producing high-quality, musician-choice guitars and guitar accessories since 1833. The Martin Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 Guitar Strings are the real deal—not an imitation. Discover your guitar’s true voice with this professional-grade guitar string pack.
Specification: Martin Guitar Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 MA140T, 80/20 Bronze, Treated Light-Gauge Acoustic Strings Light 12-54, 80/20, HT Bronze
| Weight | 1.27 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 4.72 × 5.91 × 4.72 in |
13 reviews for Martin Guitar Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 MA140T, 80/20 Bronze, Treated Light-Gauge Acoustic Strings Light 12-54, 80/20, HT Bronze
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Paul Wedero –
For almost $13.00 I’m not sure what I was expecting. At first I didn’t really notice much difference than my cheaper Martin strings and even thought they sounded a bit dull, but by the third day they just started to pop. Not sure why. I can bend them as easy as the Martin Flexible Core which I thought was kind of weird. We’ll see how long they last. My other Martin strings easily last a month or two with daily playing. Honestly, I’ll go back to their cheaper strings as I have zero issues with them and they are only 5 bucks or so but I thought I’d give these a try. Here’s my opinion on all these “new coated strings that cost a lot”. If you make a living playing guitar you’d probably want a new set on your guitar almost every performance regardless of coated vs non coated. I know I did. So why pay $12.00 when you can just change out new ones for $5.00. And if your someone who sits around the house and plays for a few hours every week, why spend $12.00 on strings when a $5.00 set will last you plenty? That’s just me but If your interested in these I would try them out.Read more
Amazon Customer –
I’ve used the phosphor bronze coated Martin strings (540), but they were too bright on the Custom Shop Martin 00 (and CEO-7 types). These strings were originally strung on the guitar, and the bronze coating sounds great. Bronze is better in this case. I really don’t know as far as longevity, that’s why I gave them 4 stars. It seems I have to change them every month or more frequently, but maybe I play it too often. The Elixir strings lasted longer, but do not sound correct.Read more
Bill P. –
I love these strings. They came on my Martin and I’ll never change them. I normally don’t like coated strings but these feel great and sound natural. I normally use the D’Addario EJ-15 or 16 strings and still do on my other acoustics but I’m in love with these for my Martin. Martin recommends them and they were the strings that came with my guitar when I fell in love with it in the store so I always get these special for my Martin. I’m sure they’d sound great on any acoustic but they’re a little pricey so I keep them on my nicer guitar only. Great for recording. Keeps that great deep, bassy Martin tone and they last forever. Even with heavy use I can go much longer between string changes with these. Maybe it’s just my ear but they seem to start to feel bad before they sound bad.Read more
No –
I was hoping for a richer sound and strings that would be easier on my fingers. I carefully put my on new strings (a labor of love) and I could not believe how awful they sound! Plus they really hurt my fingers, way more than previous (old) strings. I have never actually seen strings so thin. Maybe that is why it sounds tinny? On a search for the answer. I would not recommend these strings. Martin strings, Fender Malibu acousticRead more
RAYS –
I had this Martin guitar purchased recently and after 4 months of using it 3rd string snapped, so I guess it’s normal and about time to replace the string , I bought this replacement string (Martin Guitar Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 MA140T, 80/20 Bronze) in AMAZON because that is the original string of my new MARTIN guitar, I replaced all the strings from 1 to 6 then while I’m tuning in the string IMMEDIATELY 1st string SNAPPED!!! I feel like I bought an old, stuck, hidden string in the shelves!!! so SAD!!!Read more
Jeffery L. Stockford –
Bought many a set of Martin SP Lifespan strings. They changed something and these just don’t feel or sound like the previous sets. Not planning on buying Martin strings anymore.Read more
Librado Niño –
I like my guitar to have a crisp bright sound. I play a lot of latin pop, and this strings have the sound I enjoy. The feel of the strings feels natural for my fingers. This strings usually last me about a year on my guitar. I use my guitar an average of 7 hours a week. I am glad I found this package of strings here in Amazon. My local music shop no longer carries this brand.Read more
Aaron Bouffard –
I was a bit hesitant to spend the extra money on the lifetime edition of these strings. But the coating they put on the strings to add to the longevity is well worth it. Aside from the longevity factor, it is also evident in the sound of the stings. They sound brighter for longer. It has a rich sound that I really appreciate. I buy Martin strings for my Martin guitar, even though it’s not a must. They just seem to complement each other.Read more
EDWARD F BRANNAN –
string have lovely soundRead more
Curtis –
Broke during the restringRead more
Luca –
Le corde sono molto brillanti, in modo paragonabile alle 80/20 non rivestite, e a circa due settimane da quando le ho montate non presentano alcun decadimento, né nel suono né nell’aspetto. Certo due settimane non è molto per stabilire se durano davvero il doppio o più delle corde non rivestite, tuttavia per ora mantengono pienamente le promesse. A differenza di corde rivestite di altre marche (non parlo delle Elixir, che devo ancora provare), non risultano affatto smorte, anzi suonano come se non fossero trattate. Quindi in questo caso il prezzo circa doppio rispetto a una muta normale sembra valere la spesa.Read more
Mario C. –
non le avevo mai provate. Sinceramente per le acustiche a 12 corde non c’è grande scelta di corde e quindi ho pensato di provarle. Morbide e davvero eccellenti. Prevalenza di medi, come tutte le acustiche a 12 corde, ma con una risonanza particolare dei bassi che finalmente su una 12 corde si riescono a percepire. Le ricomprerò certamente.Read more
Laurie S. –
I have no real dislikes when it comes to any Martin string. They put out a good sound and keep their sound until it is time to change them; they are all I use on my Martin 6 string acoustic guitar.Read more