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Light gauge set – .010 – .046, nickel-plated steel. 2 sets… More >>
D’Addario EXL110 Nickel Regular Light Electric Guitar Strings, 3-Pack
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I’ve been playing guitar for a fairly long time (13 years) and I used to work at Guitar Center, so I’ve tried most every type of string on the market. Reps would visit our store, and I’d go home with a new brand of strings on a semi-regular basis. Some of the higher-end strings were nice (DR and Blue Steel, for example.) But D’Addario would always run a very close second. And at 1/2-2/3 the price? It simply didn’t make any sense to use anything else. In the end, you get a great sounding, long lasting string for a very reasonable price!
Rating: 5 / 5
I haven’t had a string break on me yet! Currently, I’ve had the same set on my guitar (with a floyd rose) for over 4 months with no problems tuning wise or fragility wise.
Rating: 5 / 5
Always works well. High Quality, Low Price! You can pay more for something else, but you will need to be a Perfectionest. Im spoiled.
Jay
Rating: 5 / 5
I just got through with fitting the strings and they sound a lot better than my last set of strings, no troubles whatsoever, they didn’t break when I was fitting them either. If you are new or even experienced with guitar and trying to figure out what kind of strings you should get, then these would probably be your best bet. Great tones, smoothe strings that don’t grind your fingertips, and really strong material for the weekend sessions.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have used D’Addario strings exclusively for the last 20 years. I can tell you from comparison that they are much louder and fuller than GHS Boomers in the same guage and more reliable than whatever might come stock on a new guitar.
There may be other brands out there that might give you more of a lifespan but at the comprimise of tone. They do tend to get grungy after a weekend’s gig, but if you change strings regularly I have yet to find a string that doesn’t dissapoint compared to D’Addario…plus you can save the empty packs and send them in for cool stuff!
Rating: 5 / 5