Addario Acoustic
Addario Acoustic
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 DAddario EJ16 Daddario Acoustic Guitar Strings 10 SETS  US $44.98
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 DAddario EJ16 Daddario Acoustic Guitar Strings 3 SETS US $16.49
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 Daddario 10 Sets EJ16 Light Acoustic Strings EJ 16 US $44.95
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 3 Set DAddario Acoustic Guitar Strings EXP17 Medium US $24.99
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 DAddario Nickel Mandolin Strings J67 Acoustic Electric US $5.00
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 DAddario Guitar Strings Acoustic BRASS WOUND Medium J 12 US $2.75
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 DAddario Plain Steel 09 guage Electric Acoustic Sinle String US $1.45
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 •••DAddario Acoustic Guitar Strings EXP16••• US $4.50
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 DAddario EXP17 Medium Acoustic Guitar Strings 13 56 Coated EJ17 US $8.99
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 DAddario Mandolin Strings J67 3 SETS Acoustic Electric US $17.35
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 DAddario EJ26 Daddario Acoustic Guitar Strings 30 SETS US $129.99
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 10 sets DAddario EJ15 Acoustic Guitar Strings US $49.99
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How often do I change my guitar strings?
I just started to learn the acoustic guitar on October 14th. In the method book I've been using, I've just been working on playing individual notes - no hard strumming or a bunch of chords, yet. I play anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours a day, 7 days a week.
How often should I be changing these?
Oh, and I use D'Addario Medium strings
If you actually play every day, from 45 minutes to 2 hours, then the corrosion on your strings will make them sound dead pretty quickly. Personally, I play a ridiculous amount, and I change my strings about once a month, I use elixirs (coated strings) and they last longer. If you're playing a fair amount, then once a month to once every two months should be fine (assuming you're using a steel string guitar, if it's a nylon string classical they last longer). Remember though that it's up to you to decide when your strings sound dead. It will be pretty obvious though because they will not feel as slick to play on and your notes won't ring out very well.