Black nylon guitar strings

1. Are nylon guitar strings easier to play?
2. What is EJ49?
3. What is a black nylon?
4. Is it bad to use a pick on nylon strings?

Are nylon guitar strings easier to play?

Yes, nylon strings are softer and more gently on players' fingers, so beginners generally won't have to worry about finger pain or developing the callouses that will help them practice pain-free.

What is EJ49?

EJ49, normal tension, is D'Addario's best-selling classical set containing custom extruded black nylon trebles, preferred for its balance of rich tone, comfortable feel and dynamic projection.

What is a black nylon?

Nylon was the first engineering resin and has been used in applications ranging from electronic, marine, and automotive industries to fibers used to make carpet. ... Carbonblack (our black Nylon Sheet) is the most effective of the UV stabilizers.

Is it bad to use a pick on nylon strings?

Nylon strings are much softer than steel strings and the attack is nothing like the latter, and pick makes them sound harsher than they're meant to. ... We don't recommend using a thumb pick as classical guitars already have a balanced tone and a thumb pick would make the bass strings too loud.