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Bendable uppers and power chord lowers.
Gauges 10-13-17-30-42-52.
Ernie Ball nickel-wound electric guitar strings are the most popular Slinkys. They're made from nickel-plated steel wire wrapped around tin-plated hex-shaped steel core wire. They produce a well-balanced all-around good sound.
Ernie Ball strings are precision manufactured to the highest standards and most exacting specs to assure consistency, optimum performance, and long life.
Ernie Ball is the pioneer of rock and roll guitar strings. Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Steve Vai, and Slash are among the long list of Slinky players.
Try em. You'll see why countless players rely on Nickel Slinkys.
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I Love these strings
These strings supply heavy low end and definite highs. The thickness of the strings are great. The 52 gauge 6th string is great for Drop-D, and it also gives normal tuning a nice low end crunch. I'm never going to buy another kind of strings, and if I do, it will be Ernie Ball. *A major Plus+--they're made in America.
Reviewed by theandrewlopez on 8/24/2006 who plays Christian Death Metal.
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Great strings!
I currently use these strings on my Yamaha Pacifica. They are incredible for downtuning, and even with a trem arm they stay in tune fairly well. I like the fact that the uppers are still thin enough to bend, and the thicker bottoms have great tone. I have also used Super Slinkys, Regular Slinkys, Not Even Slinkys, and D'Addario XLs. These are the best by far.
Reviewed by Guitarslinger on 4/18/2007 who plays Christian rock/metal, R&B, P&W, some fingerstyle.
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best ever
i just got my guitar but i no when i hear good sound. i got my B.C. Rich used because it ltd edtion and the strings that wear on it wear about three years old and i got strings for free when i got my amp. ANYTHING FREE SUCKS. my friend had skiny top heavy bottom strings and i was at his house jamin'. I couldn't beleave how good they sounded. In comparison anything else just make inadiquit noise.
Reviewed by UNS on 6/15/2007 who plays HEAVY F*****G METAL.
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pretty cool
I bought these things yesterday and put them on my LP. It really is nice how you can bend but still get a killer shredding sound on the lows. However, there are drawbacks to them, the sound is good but not killer, and they are too big for the nuts on most guitars, it broke part of mine actually. All in all though, it was a very good idea from ernie ball, they are good quality strings, and they do their job, they just may be too big for some. If you play purely metal or hardcore though, these are the way to go.
Reviewed by benner on 7/16/2007 who plays rock'n'roll, rock, blues, metal, hardcore.
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I started using these strings not too long ago, but they are definately my favorite. I used to play alot of metal and these were great for it, but now that i'm playing in a punk band i can't say I like them. I recommend for anyone who plays metal, but not for punk or some alternative.
Reviewed by faceless92 on 7/9/2007 who plays metal, punk, alternative.
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