Bandurria Strings

The Bandurria, the smallest and highest-pitched instrument in the laud family, features a teardrop-shaped cittern body similar to a mandolin, with a notably short and wide neck. Its design and tunings have developed over the last 200 years in regions influenced by Spanish colonization. Now equipped with twelve steel strings arranged in six pairs tuned in unison, the Bandurria remains a cherished instrument in Spain, South America, and the Philippines.

Plain steel and silverwound loop end design, used for any of the following tunings: G#, C#, F#, B, E, and A (Spanish) or F#, B, E, A, D, and G (Philipines). 

String gauges:

.010P & .010P
.014P & .014P
.019W & .019W
.023W & .023W
.030W & .030W
.035W & .035W