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One of the most important problems for students in practicing and playing the guitar is the stiffness and stiffness of the strings when pressing them on the fretboard. A student who is very interested in learning and wants to discover the unknowns of his guitar, but the pain in his fingertips does not allow him to do so. Of course, this is less common in classical guitars. Electric and acoustic guitars put more pressure on the fingers because the strings under them are made entirely of metal. In the case of guitar strings, the smaller the diameter of the strings, the less pressure is required for fingering. As a result, training with thinner wires will be easier and more enjoyable when fingering. Of course, a smaller diameter does not mean that these wires have less tension. In most cases, thinner wires are also more resistant to traction.
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