Knobloch Strings ADC33.5 (300ADC)

I have a Camps Primera A blanca and the guitar came with D'Adario strings, not sure what model but the guitar did not sound at all as I was expected. It was supposed to have great string notes separation, it's a flamenco guitar after all, it should have been cheerful, bright, spanky, untammed. The sound was too dull, bass notes sounded powerfull but in the way, didn't like it. So I decided to try other strings. Obviously my thoughts were toward Tomatito or La Bella for flamenco specifically but when I bought a bunch of sets I also included this one that I am reviewing. I installed this set because of the reviews that said they are very durable in time and since I am not a professional player I thought they would last long enough not to make me change strings every 3 weeks or so. And at the first strum I was blowned away! Not only the guitar seems now like a young horse that is trying to kick you at every chance, but it is also so spectacular sounding, it's unreal. Bass notes are so articulate and clear, don't need to dig too much into them to hear the bass, quite the opposite. Trebles are like wonderful bells not harsh but crystal clear and sweet. I encourage you to try these strings if your guitar leave something to be desired, you will not be dissapointed. They are quite expensive but the moment you install them you forget everything about the price and just enjoy that perfect sound. Ah, and clip your nails, you might not need them anymore.