I've been playing D'Addario strings since I started guitar, and even when I tried other brands, I never felt the same connection as I do with D'Addario.

I choose the guitar with good strings, even if it's not a good guitar, because the feeling of what you have under your fingers makes all the difference.

When I started as a D'Addario artist at 16, it was a great emotion to be associated with such quality strings.

I use the D'Addario tuner for its efficiency and design, and I recommend D'Addario to my students because I truly believe in the products I use.

I play D'Addario XT strings with a normal tension setup, using carbon for the second and third trebles and nylon for the first, sometimes switching to titanium for the first string.

Listening to music, especially when playing, creates a powerful connection that resonates throughout my body, making it feel like the guitar is my own voice.

I change my strings often, usually the day before concerts, because I love the sound of new strings, especially the basses and trebles.

I find that different guitars require subtle adjustments in technique to produce the optimal sound.

The string acts as a filter between the player and the instrument; if both the player and the string are good, the only thing missing is the projection and resonance of the instrument, not the quality of the sound.