Thomastik KR 116

Well what a remarkable development. Trebles that are both super resonant and projecting but are stable within the hour. No need for constant tuning. I love the feel under fingers and they’re fabulous for both shredding with a pick and playing tremolo guitar and other classical guitar works. I use them on a Picado guitar from Cataluña.
The ball end and the silk are tricky tho, I couldn’t get it through the hole on the bottom and top Es and the B string so I just used usual wrap.
I really recommend these stings for greater projection, better feel and way more versatility.
I wonder how thomastik came up with this idea.

As a classical guitar player I looked for strings that would sound somewhat similar to nylons on a jazz guitar, allowing for ease of play at the same time. It took some time and experimenting, and the KR 116 are what I've settled upon. Especially the high strings e, b and g are very suitable for someone with classical background, as they are quite thick compared to metal strings, and you thus do not have to extremely adjust your technique to play barrés. The sound is very soft and jazzy, and unless you play in a really aggressive manner, you won't be disappointed. The only drawback - they wear out pretty fast.