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Ernie Ball 3125 Coated Electric Extra Slinky Guitar Strings
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Description
Titanium's inherent strength prevents string breakage, string slippage, and is proven to keep your guitar strings in tune better than conventional plain strings. Ernie Ball Coated Slinky strings maintain the feel and sound of uncoated sets, combining the added protection with the vibrant tone Ernie Ball customers have relied on for over 50 years. Perfect match for those who want to avoid string breakage.


Features
- Titanium reinforced
- Treated with a micro-thin layer of enamel to prevent decay and corrosion
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Try these strings on your acoustic guitar.
submitted3 years ago
byRick
fromPortland, Oregon
I do a lot of string bending and it's difficult to bend the wound G string on acoustic guitars. For the past couple of years, I've played Ernie Ball Extra Slinky strings on my acoustic guitar (purists are gasping I know) and the G string is a bit brassy so I decided to try titanium strings because they are supposed to be less bright. If you want to experiment with your acoustic guitar, I suggest that you give it a shot because in my experience, the 3125 strings solve this problem. They also seem to stay in tune better.
Great strings!
Verified Buyer
submitted7 years ago
byAdina
fromundisclosed
Great strings, only kind that will work on my guitar.
Buy these!
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submitted7 years ago
byPhillip
fromundisclosed
I put these on my little boy's mini-strat. They are SO light and easy to bend!
So-so
submitted16 years ago
byakerfeldtFTW
fromVA
These strings sounded good when I first put them on, but the bottom strings are weak and floppy. This is no good for Metal. Maybe a heavier gauge would work better, but I think next time I'm going to switch back to Elixirs or try something new.
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