Aquila

Aquila 76C Single 1st string - Gut & Silk 800 single E1 gut string

single Gut 1st /Mi1 string as used in Guitar setup between 1790 and 1870 Up to the middle of the 20th century, the only available strings for guitar were plain gut for Trebles and wound on silk core for Basses. Their acoustical performance was quite different from that of modern synthet...

Aquila 48NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.48mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 76NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.76mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 66NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.66mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 70NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.70mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 40NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.40mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 90cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) th...

Aquila 42NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.42mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 90cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) th...

Aquila 52NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.52mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 56NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.56mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 58NNG - New Nylgut® synthetic string 0.58mm

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Single New Nylgut® string length 120cm this material can roughly be considered the first ‘synthetic’ version of gut. They are distinguished by their coloring, which is similar to that of this material, and also possess the same specific weight, meaning that (theoretically at least) t...

Aquila 77C Single 2nd string - Gut & Silk 800 single B gut string

single Gut 2nd string as used in Guitar setup between 1790 and 1870 Up to the middle of the 20th century, the only available strings for guitar were plain gut for Trebles and wound on silk core for Basses. Their acoustical performance was quite different from that of modern synthetic str...

Aquila 136D120 Type D woundNylgut® multifilament core string

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Single wound Nylgut® multifilament string length 120 cm Aquila's wound strings type D are manufactured using a Nylgut® multifilament core with a copper wire winding. To keep calculations simple and make it possible to use any available string-calculator, strings are referred to by lett...