Hill
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Neutral/Warm (Tone)
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Neutral (Complexity)
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Neutral/Loud (Projection)
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Reviews
Bob Hoedel (12/31/14)
Warm (Tone)
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Neutral (Complexity)
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Neutral (Projection)
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looking for a good e string to go with helicore for bluegrass and old time
L. van der Heijden (7/19/14)
Warm (Tone)
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Neutral (Complexity)
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Neutral (Projection)
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Overall
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At the conclusion of an extensive search for a not too harsh sounding E string I have fallen for the Hill soft E. it is just lovely. Not too soft, but very warm and friendly. It lasts very long. I could easily leave it on for more than a year.
R. McDonnell (3/31/14)
Warm (Tone)
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Clean (Complexity)
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Quiet (Projection)
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Overall
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A nice, warm E string that is on the softer side. It is reasonably complex for an E string. This softness, however, can be a drawback on some instruments, hence why I rated it as a 4.
S. Welling (10/28/13)
Neutral (Tone)
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Clean (Complexity)
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Very Loud (Projection)
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Overall
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I had always heard great things about the Hill E, but never tried it because I was happy with what I had. Wow, I was missing something great! This E speaks so clearly throughout the entire length of the string. For being a wire string it did not whistle as much as most. Of course it still will with improper technique, but it was much better than any plain wire string I had tried in the past. The Hill E is not too bright, and seems to blend well with My current set of Infeld Blue.
L. Miller (4/5/13)
Neutral (Tone)
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Complex (Complexity)
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Loud (Projection)
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Overall
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I always switch out my E on any set with the Hill--kind of you "old faithful" string. I'm always content and satisfied with the results I get from a Hill E string.