Fine strings!

I am a lousy guitar player, get barely get their act together. : D
But I have fun with it. - And a bit foreboding, as I earlier times actually earned my living as a professional musician. Just not with the guitar. Then I would have starved. : D
Previously, I had the infamous "Slinky" by Ernie Ball pulled on my Yamaha Wester guitar - simply because that work well with my electric guitar and I had a package left.
Although the sound a bit cool, but not bad, also bring a strong bass, feel on the acoustic guitar but extremely "happy tear" - and that they are then probably.

The Dean-Markley strings I have "a joke" ordered - and certainly not for the last time.
The sound is subjectively much better, full, the strings feel good and grippy, while also stable: Man dares much rather neatly to cut the strings than the Slinkys. Brilliant and detailed highs, powerful "bass".
Clearly "full-bodied", but still warmer than the strong enforcement Slinkys without losing their brilliance.

Difficult to give an impression of guitar strings, because here in the first place "matter of taste" prevails, you just can not describe feel and sound.
To me, the strings act extremely comfortable - and an acquaintance who with his band gigs around by the sector for many years, was also done; especially from round sound, the lush bass and volume levels, so you can tease out of an acoustic guitar.