D'Angelico Electrozinc Jazz 12-52 Light Electric Guitar Strings

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D'ANGELICO ELECTROZINC STRINGS

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The story of the string begins more than 75 years ago. In 1938, John D’Angelico was already a living legend known for his signature archtop guitars, while John D’Addario was a young kid trying to expand the family string business. Their chance meeting would result in the invention of the world’s first modern round wound electric guitar string, the zinc-coated Bethanized Steel. Its sound was unrivaled in fullness, volume, and brightness. Its tone would be featured on some of the greatest records of all time. But the closing of the Bethlehem Steel plant in the ‘60s put an abrupt end to its production, leaving its sound unmatched for over half a century. Until now.
Today, D’Angelico and D’Addario have re-forged their storied partnership. Combining modern innovation with John D’Addario’s original designs, D’Angelico’s Electrozinc string is the truest tribute to Bethanized Steel since the original. And D’Addario’s EXP technology coats every string to maintain its classic tone even longer. Electrozinc will be available in six gauge variations, suiting players from all traditions—from hard rock to swinging jazz.



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- Back-Up2
- Concerts2
- Practicing2
- Lead, rythm, flat pick, fingerstyle, everything,1
- Jazz1
- Experienced1
- Professional Musician1
- Good Tone3
- Well Built / Quality3
- Consistent2
- Long Life2
- Great feel, quiet, no screeches when sliding1
Reviewed by 5 customers
MY FAVORITE OF ALL STRINGS I'VE EVER USED
submitted2 years ago
byRay
fromRocklin CA
I now have several D'Angelico guitars, all with D'Angelico strings on them, when I change strings they go on my PRS and Fenders too, acoustic and jazz strings, my favorites of all I've played,
Jazz box essentials
Verified Buyer
submitted3 years ago
byRon
fromOregon
You want to play you need strings.
will buy again but not forever
submitted7 years ago
bygarlic
fromitaly
The tone on a gibson l5 is great, after a week is more then great, if you close your tone near to zero, it gives you nice overtones! Acoustically loud, well balanced. but, there is a big con: strings become spotted and rusty after 1 hour, that's why they are thin coated (not as elixir which are heavy coated ). If you want a clean string (for your eyes), I suggest another brand, or flatwound. Anyway Electrozinc are the best sounding strings for jazz guitars (this set replace well the gibson seg900ml)
These strings are awesome!
submitted8 years ago
byLance
fromKentucky
These strings are the best that I have ever used! They have great tone and feel great!
D'Angelico is back!
submitted8 years ago
byJohnnnnnnnnny
fromBaltimore, MD
So happy to see D'Angelico making strings again! I'm not usually a coated string player being that I mostly play flatwounds but gave these a try and glad I did. These strings are surprisingly balanced which I'd guess has to do with the steel and zinc coating combination. Been playing them for around 2 weeks and they still feel great. These will be my goto when I play round wound! P.S. - the attention to detail on the packaging is amazing. Has an awesome story inside about the original string collaboration between D'Angelico and D'Addario.
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