Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Electric Guitar Strings - includes 6 free plectrums

Good value good quality guitar strings with a great sound. These are the ones I choose when getting new ones. I htink they are the best.

Great replacement strings, sound is fantastic. Very good customer service from the seller too, would use again and highly recommend

New to guitaring and bought an epiphone Dot that needed a bit of TLC. After polishing frets, oiling fingerboard and reviving the paintwork it looks great. These were the last piece of the puzzle - I wanted some round-wound bright strings that weren't too hard on the finger tips of a newbie. Easy to mount, didn't need much stretching and came up to tune very easily. These also came with 6 picks - plain black, 3 quite thin and flexible and 3 thicker and more rigid. Excellent stuff, what a bargain too.

Good quality, well packaged and functional strings that were easy to put into my guitar and incredibly easy to tune. The sound quality from these strings is surprisingly good too, and actually playing on them was a smooth experience. They feel good to strike with a pick and to finger pluck, with a nice weight that doesn't prevent fast picking, chords, note bending or tremolo. My only complaint is that the free plectrums weren't included despite the product page stating they would be. Fortunately, I already have a lot of plectrums. Overall, surprisingly nice strings for a reasonable price, I do feel like I've got my money's worth.

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Ok

This was a Christmas gift for my nephew. He seems very happy with them.

Bought these to try on my acoustic just out of interest. Some people say ok to try, some say not, so I thought I'd give it a go. Fitted to a very basic Gear4Music acoustic, which I must say is surprisingly well put together for the £69 I paid. Anyway, back to the strings. They were used to replace Ernie Ball Silk & Steel 10s. The high e on these is also a 10, but the others are lighter. Sound is brighter on the highest 3 strings, and when playing in the area of the 12th fret the sound is much clearer. A different sound to the silk and steel, but certainly not unpleasant. The lower strings lose a bit of bass of course, but acceptable to this novice. Would I try them again?. Not sure. Next time I might try flatwounds to stop the annoying string squeak which I know we all get, but I'd like to see the back of.

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