The nickel plated steel wrap gives your guitar a bright sound that compliments all playing styles, while the tin plated high carbon steel core provides a warm, mellow tone. So why not try a set today and see for yourself?Įrnie Ball Super Slinky is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a balanced, well-rounded tone. As a result, making them some of the most popular electric guitar strings on the market. Their signature Slinky gauge provides the perfect balance of easy playability and rich tone. Look no further than Ernie Ball Super Slinky Electric Guitar Strings.Įrnie Ball strings are made with the highest quality nickel-wound alloy, so you can rest assured that your sound will be top-notch.
Cons: Not As Long Lasting as CompetitorsĪre you looking for a guitar string that can give you that signature tone?.Pros: Huge Range To Choose From,Very Popular In The Guitar World, Affordable.Just don’t be expecting to bend or move these ‘cables’ unless you’re very strong in the finger department.ġ- Ernie Ball Super Slinky Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings Used by Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Angus Young, and Keith Richards. Heavy strings definitely bring the best tones. On the flip side, if your low tuning down for heavy metal or Jazz. The nut will also need filing if it hasn’t already. Firstly, your guitar will need to be set up differently due to the strings pulling the neck out of place. Unless you’re Stevie Ray Vaughn, I wouldn’t recommend 13s. The strings are unlikely to break but are much more difficult to bend or fret chords higher up the neck. If you’re a big fan of open chords, then thicker strings like these are the way to go. I would consider 11s to be ‘regular strings.’ You can really get some nice body to your tone at this thickness.ġ2s are a good starting point for acoustic guitars or electric rhythm playing. I feel much more in control of my lead playing. As 11’s are a heavier gauge, they’re easier to play alternative tunings, like G or Drop D. One set lasts me a good couple of months before wearing down. They’re much stronger and give off a thicker tone in comparison to a set of 10s. Although a little more challenging to play for beginners, I would still consider 10’s as lighter gauge strings.ġ1’s are my choice of strings. A set of 10’s is also much better for keeping a guitar in tune. As you’ve got a perfect match of tone and flexibility to tear through your solos without needing too much finger strength. Thinner strings are great for beginners to learn bending notes and glissando without trying too hard.ġ0’s are possibly the most popular set for Les Paul lead guitarists. A 9 gauge string set is very light and easy to press down on without hurting your fingertips. Although you won’t be getting much in the way of longevity or tone. Anything less than a 9 is generally perfect for string gauge for a child or beginner.
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