Ugh. Tinny, dull, mellow, and weak.

The only real feature is the bullet end, which has shifted in place and caused my strings to suddenly loosen. Awful.

Having to fix the bullet end constantly is annoying.

They are made as Fender would like. Decent quality. Again, just poor sound.

Go get DR's instead

Hobbyist

Rock, Funk, Metal

These strings give a dull, somewhat muddy sound. If you want that mellow acoustic sound coming out of a good amp (say, a BitMo Trio'd Valve Junior on the right settings), these will do it; but for anything else I can't stand 'em. Actually, a set of DR Tite-fits produced a better acoustic model, and really kicks the overdrive sound nicely.

They're strings. The bullets suck though.

They go on, but that bullet shape at the bottom may cause minor issues. My bullets point in various directions and can shift a little, unlike normal ball-end strings when set properly.

Poor sound quality, and poorly designed bullet-ends.

Don't waste the money, buy some DRs or something else you like. Unless you want a really mellow sound anyway.

Ameture amp and guitar tech, learning guitar

Classic rock, heavy metal

Bright

My strings came preloaded from the factory on my American Deluxe Stratocaster, so nothing else came with the strings.

Before I always used Ernie Ball strings, but now that I have touched these super bullet strings, I'm in heaven. The strings feel as if they have been polished and waxed already. Very comfortable and sliding is as easy as breathing.

The strings look awesome!! Shiny chrome color on even the low strings at 4,5 and 6! Playability is top notch.

Strings are worth as much as Ernie Ball, yet give way more for your buck in sound and looks.

Never needed help with them, but if you are switching gauges, adjusting the truss rod and bridge sound troublesome.

I haven't seen better looking strings in all 7 and a half years of my time as a skilled guitarist. They are shiny chrome looking, much better than the gray steel look of other brands.

Heavy Alternative to pop rock.