These Ernie Ball strings are made from nickel-plated steel wire wrapped around tin plated hex shaped steel core wire. Their nickel-wound sets are by far the most popular, producing a well balanced and all around good sound. Learn More...









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10 out of 10Feature:
uh... they're guitar strings. If they came with a little dude that would put them on for me... that would be cool....
Quality:
the best of the best. Ernie Ball has the king of strings.... it doesnt matter what music you play... they have a string for you
Value:
i buy them at a little guitar shop for $8... and i dont mind paying that for strings because they REALLY last.....
Sound:
For anything metal, probably the best strings ive ever used. I had used hybrid slinkys for the longest time, then i found these and im hooked.
Ease of Use:
again... see above
Support:
never needed to complain...
Overall:
Its Ernie Ball.. nuff said...
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10 out of 10Feature:
um well, there strings, i guess they slide pretty good.
Sound:
when im practicing i basically play slayer and metallica, youll have a crap load of fun with these strings if your into that, i can also get that chunky bottom end,sledge hammer pantera sound now that i wasnt getting at all with the generic strings that came with my guitar
Ease of Use:
for metal riffs these stings make life alot easier, believe me, kick ars for metal riffs
Overall:
i think these strings make a guitar alot more versatile, e a and d are gonna feel thicker, which is better, g b and e are gonna feel like fishing fire which is way beter for fast solos.
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9 out of 10Feature:
(Kind of an odd category for strings)...Only one other produst like it: D'Addario EXL140s (10-52). I love the feel of high 10s, but not on my low E, A, and D strings. They're perfect for me.
Quality:
Well, I love EB strings. They hold up well for me. These are no exception.
Value:
See all above comments - I LOVE SLINKYS!
Desirability:
Again, kind of bizarre. Silnkys all have cool, retro packaging, and the strings are so soft (?) and "slinky."
Sound:
Just your regular old EB strings. Sound fine to me.
Support:
Haven't dealt with 'em...
Overall:
Just all in all great strings. Need I say more?
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10 out of 10Feature:
there strings
Quality:
look and feel great allmost never break
Value:
best strings for the $$
Desirability:
only strings worth twanging
Sound:
deap sounds very versitile nice lound great for punk
Support:
dunno there strings
Overall:
only strings ive used been playing them and gone thgouh 2 packs and working on a 3rd only bad thing is that you need tortex picks cause there thick strings and they shred fenders
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