Pyramid Dadgad Acoustic Guitar

When I finally got them on with the help of some old ball ends I had fortunately saved, I still had to bend the sharp core wire down with a screwdriver to stop the bleeding in my hand when I palm mute... all this on my prized 1970 Maple Jumbo.
These have obviously been handwound by some unskilled, low paid labourer who doesn't give a damn and should go work for Mercedes Benz or Bmw or Volkswagen so I never have to deal with this crap ever again. The problem is mostly with the way the ball ends are finished as well as the cut end which can also injure you whilst threading through the post and I just bought 2 sets of these. The winding has also seperated from the core wire where the G string has been tied off. The quality of Pyramid strings are proving to be very hit and miss and this is the final nail in the coffin for my Pyramid history. I don't think I will be bothering with them after these are dead. The shoddy workmanship on these is inexcusable.
The local guitar teacher seems to think you cannot be a guitar builder and a guitar player at a top level. Now I know why he said that. It is hard to play with injured hands. Grrrrrr.

Nachdem ich meinen D'Addario DADGAD Satz nach 3 Monaten wegen allmählich unkonturiertem Klang der tiefen D -Saite gewechselt habe ( ich muß auch sagen, daß ich die letzten drei Monate sehr viel mit de Satz gespielt habe), stelle ich neu aufgezogen klanglich keine Veränderung fest. Der Sound ist echt sehr gut!
Hoffentlich halten die Pyramid Saiten etwas länger durch:)).
Wenn ja, dann habe ich neue Lieblingssaiten für meine Lieblingstimmung.
P.S: Gegenüber den DADGAD Saiten gibt es doch einen kleinen Unterschied. Sie sind nicht ganz so straff und lassen sich etwas besser spielen.