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Ernie Ball Strings are made in the USA , the wound strings are made from nickel plated steel wire wrapped around a hex shaped steel core wire. 030 . 013, . This combination is the ultimate for lead players who love to bend for solo work coupled with an even beefier bottom end for rhythm and chords. Metal fans worldwide have gravitated towards the Beefy Slinky set to give their guitar the optimal gauge combination for Drop D & Drop C tuning. The strings are made of specially tempered tin plated high carbon steel producing a well balanced tone for your guitar. 030, .
- Legendary slinky feel and tone.
- Precision wound with nickel plated steel wrap wire.
- Perfect for all playing styles.
- Sealed element sheild packaging
Reviews
K. Lewis
The colour coding and labeling work very well to distinguish the correct strings and lay all the packets out neatly, doing a string at a time was made easy with these. 5 scale in Drop C# or lower. I used these years ago, and I recently got a new guitar and needed better strings to replace the factory fitted ones so tried these again.
Feathery Goose
It sounds lovely now. Good value for money.
Nathaniel
If you're looking for good quality strings which give your guitar a sweet and perfect sound then look no further! In terms of feel I believe they're the same gauge as my original strings however they 'feel' more smooth and resonant, they just glide easier! I think most people don't like alot of tension on their strings so maybe you wouldn't have that issue.
Lee Dodd
Ernie Ball truly hit the nail on the head with this set. For me, the DarkZones really shine in a Drop B purely because of those heavier bottom strings but getting them in to Drop C just has way too much tension. Regarding longevity, I have owned them for 4 months and they have held tune and haven't snapped, this may be partly due to my stretching of the strings when I first installed them to avoid dealing with them setting in so slowly! I just restrung my guitar 2 days ago and the high E string broke, it was weird because it didnt snap, it just seemed to unwind from the metal ring that holds it inside the tailpiece.
Grzegorz Koziol
For years, I have been switching between Rotosound DarkZone (10-60) and Ernie Ball Power Slinky (11-48) but finally I have found the set that is exactly what I have been looking for. . I'm practically minded and after watching some videos it made changing the strings less scary, just making sure the string wraps around the tuners whilst correctly holding tension until the string has wound enough times is crucial. As with all Ernie Ball sets, the quality is also amazing and they deliver a stunning, bright tone, especially through my EMG-JH pickups!
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