My great teacher, both a concert classical player as well as a fine jazz guitar had me try these,
many decades ago.

I've tried a lot of other's, but there have a great attack for flemenco rolls and such.

My favorite part is how sweet the trebles sound.  Bass is fat and crisp.

Loud, clear, sweet, responsive.

And they LAST.  i rarely change strings, waiting for one to break or the intonation goes
off.  I can not remember a case of one of these strings breaking less than a year old,
and on some guitars I've left them on for years.

They sound best after a week or so of sitting an being retuned dozens of times.
However, you can cheat, tune the strings, then hold them down and stretch them
and return them.  Repeat a few times.

I would like to try their newer crystal strings and see if they don't sacrifice tone.

I've tried variation of Pro Art strings, they just don't have the same beautiful sweetness.

With my beginner to intermediate students I say screw tradition and get ball ends
as I can change them (or they can) in less than 1/2 the time.  Of the
ball ends Martin Silverplated classical ball ends seem best.

However, Saverez are a great string maker, also making strings
for string instruments called Corelli.  Corelli 360 were the first
Upright Bass string that was equally good with a bow
or pizicatto using low tension exotic alloy strings.

So Saverez is part of a family of innovative, highest quality strings.

However, for players looking to improve their sound and feel,
in over 50 years I have not found a better classical string.

Absolutely worth a try.  Great prices on Amazon.
My great teacher, both a concert classical player as well as a fine jazz guitar had me try these,
many decades ago. I've tried a lot of other's, but there have a great attack for flemenco rolls and such. My favorite part is how sweet the trebles sound. Bass is fat and crisp. Loud, clear, sweet, responsive. And they LAST. i rarely change strings, waiting for one to break or the intonation goes
off. I can not remember a case of one of these strings breaking less than a year old,
and on some guitars I've left them on for years. They sound best after a week or so of sitting an being retuned dozens of times. However, you can cheat, tune the strings, then hold them down and stretch them
and return them. Repeat a few times. I would like to try their newer crystal strings and see if they don't sacrifice tone. I've tried variation of Pro Art strings, they just don't have the same beautiful sweetness. With my beginner to intermediate students I say screw tradition and get ball ends
as I can change them (or they can) in less than 1/2 the time. Of the
ball ends Martin Silverplated classical ball ends seem best. However, Saverez are a great string maker, also making strings
for string instruments called Corelli. Corelli 360 were the first
Upright Bass string that was equally good with a bow
or pizicatto using low tension exotic alloy strings. So Saverez is part of a family of innovative, highest quality strings. However, for players looking to improve their sound and feel,
in over 50 years I have not found a better classical string. Absolutely worth a try. Great prices on Amazon.