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Win! Three sets of Lowden’s new premium acoustic strings

Each bundle of three packs is worth £60.

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Lowden Guitars has a well-deserved reputation as a major player in the premium acoustic-guitar business. With undeniably organic-sounding acoustics, featuring stellar woodworking and materials of the highest standard, Lowden’s range caters for the needs of discerning players of all styles.

Now, the Downpatrick company has created premium acoustic-guitar strings as a fitting complement to its acoustic instruments.

These acoustic-treated phosphor-bronze strings deliver a rare balance of warmth and clarity and are designed to enhance the true character of every fretboard they adorn. Featuring an exceptionally thin treatment which draws out the natural voice of the instrument, the strings offer a traditional feel in combination with extended playability. Lowden’s strings are available in a choice of six gauges, including Extra Light, Light, Light Medium and Medium, as well as sets optimised for baritone guitar and DADGAD tuning.

Thanks to our good friends at Lowden Guitars, five lucky readers will win three sets of these new acoustic strings. To find out more about the company’s new premium guitar strings, head over to lowdenguitars.com.

To be in with a chance of winning three sets of strings, simply answer the following question:

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The closing date is 12.00am GMT, 1 March 2019. The editor’s decision is final. The competition is open to UK residents only. When entering Guitar Magazine competitions, you will be given the option to receive details of future promotions from BandLab UK Limited and related third parties. If you do not want to receive this information, you can opt out. This giveaway is open to over 18s only. For full terms and conditions, please go to
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