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D'Addario EHR350 Jazz Light Electric Guitar Strings feature a hex steel core and color-coded ball ends.

D'Addario is the world's largest manufacturer of strings for musical instruments. Many top guitarists won't play any other brand. Regardless of your playing style, D'Addario has a set of strings that's right for your electric guitar.
D'Addario EHR350 Half Round Jazz Light Electric Guitar Strings

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12 Reviews

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Most Liked Positive Review

5

Perfect Strings For Chord Melody and Jazz Solo's

I have spent over thrity years looking for the best sounding and best feeling strings for the style of music that I play. I was never completely satisfied until I ordered these strings. They have the sweet bell like sound of round wound strings but also, the just ever so slightly warm yet subdued and dark atmosphere of the flat wound jazz guitar sound that those of us who appreciate it, long for and desire. I use The D'Addario RHR350 guitar strings on a custom D'angelico Excel Archtop with a 40 watt Fender Blues Deluxe amplifer. The Sound is absouletely unbelievable. I can only describe it as crisp but mellow and smooth. It truly is the best of both the flat and round guitar string world. They are not stiff but flexable with a no noise round wound grip. I have found my strings. I have found my sound. For me as a musican, this is monumental. These strings are an adventure into the world of Johnny Smith, Wes Montgomery and the likes. Think about it. No more Flat verses round issues. You now have the perfect blend. Bright, sweet, yet laid back smooth with out the finger noise. I wrote this review because there was next nothing written about the strings. They are worth 3 time the price I paid for them. Get out of the hear say world and try these. You'll love them.

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Most Liked Negative Review

2

Good sound, bad feel

These strings sounded good--very focused--but I found them hard on the fingers. Sliding up or down a fret was uncomfortable, even when I broke down and used string lubricants. I'm not saying they aren't a good product, but they were not what I expected.

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Reviewed by 12 customers

  • I would buy this product again

    5

    submitted3 months ago

    byCraig

    fromKansas City

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I play multiple genre's, all on hollow & semi-hollow guitars. I've tried flat and round strings. The EHR half rounds perform as advertised. When you want a darker jazz sound, they sound great. When you want a little brighter sound for pop, soul, country, gospel, or rock, these strings sound great without the squeaks accompanied with round strings. This is a welcome feature when I play solo. They stay in tune and last longer than round strings.

  • Excellent strings

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byT

    fromCalifornia

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I recently switched to half rounds on all of my electric guitars. Best of both worlds between round wound and flat. Warm and mellow with just enough brightness and minimal string noise. If you arent sure I would suggest just giving them a try and I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

  • Yes

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJohn

    fromKnoxville TN

    Just what my Stratocaster needed .

  • Great tune

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byvicente

    fromSunrise,Fl

    Stay in tune. Great sound

  • Quality strings!

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byFrank O

    fromNew Jersey

    The D'Addario jazz light .012s are cheaper, but wear out by the time they are stretched enough to stay in tune. The D'Addario pure nickel .012s stay in tune quicker, but don't last. These half rounds are cheaper than the chromes, stay in tune, have a nice tone, and have decent longevity. A must for short scale neck guitars.

  • Good sound, bad feel

    2

    Verified Buyer

    submitted6 years ago

    byWilliam

    fromUndisclosed

    These strings sounded good--very focused--but I found them hard on the fingers. Sliding up or down a fret was uncomfortable, even when I broke down and used string lubricants. I'm not saying they aren't a good product, but they were not what I expected.

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