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Ernie Ball2626 Ernie Ball 2626
Bought these for my son to use on his Hollow Body, a little to much for me, but my son loves 'em, and honestly they do have a beautiful full tone.
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Balanced set
Optimal for Eb tuning, I use ıt for fingerstyle jazz and enjoy plain G.
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I love 'em
Great strings I've been using ernie ball for years, I just like the colors on the packaging :D This set in particular is for a C standard tuned guitar, tension is good, nothing unusual about it, feels right. They last about a month before the high strings getting a bit stiff and gritty unless you have some string cleaner!
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Excellent
Have been using these and other Ernie Ball strings for years. I primarily use the Not So Slinky strings on my Chapman ML3 tuned to CGCFGC and it sounds fabulous consistently and retains its tuning when I'm really getting into a part and hit the strings a little harder than usual.
I guess it's amazing how over looked strings can be. People harp on about tone woods, tubes, pickups and pedals a lot of the time but strings are massively important and these are part of what I would call my sound. While other brands of string are equally as wonderful, Ernie Balls always take pride of place on my instruments.
I guess it's amazing how over looked strings can be. People harp on about tone woods, tubes, pickups and pedals a lot of the time but strings are massively important and these are part of what I would call my sound. While other brands of string are equally as wonderful, Ernie Balls always take pride of place on my instruments.
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Great for slide
I use these on a Fender Dual 6 console steel with 22.5" scale length. They allow me to use a reasonable range of tunings without things getting unbalanced or sloppy feeling. Many people like to put brighter sounding steel wound strings on pedal and console steels but for me these nickel wounds do the job just fine- they are still nice and bright as long as you keep them clean, and they never get too "fierce"
Good, consistent Ernie Ball quality, They last well, don't tend to lose their intonation and develop false harmonics, and keep their tone too.
Good, consistent Ernie Ball quality, They last well, don't tend to lose their intonation and develop false harmonics, and keep their tone too.
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High quality as always
Ernie Balls are my number one choice for the last decades. Their quality is superb.
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This is for strong people
Or metalheads who tune way down. I ended up changing the low E for a 60, still floppy at drop B and C but otherwise great strings.
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Ernie ball
The string is so quality and the customer service good and the price so good too
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The definition of heavy
I wanted to drop tune my guitar and what i was after was a really massive heavy sound. After some research i decided to give the "not even slinky" a try!! Boy i was in for a surprise!! As i say in the title, the definition of heavy!! The guitar tone is so massive!! I had to reset the action on the guitar but it was worth it!!
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My favorite
been using these on my guitars for years, I like the sustain and attack I get from them , perfect fpr drop tuning even though I have played these in standard .
Can never go wrong with a set of Ernie Ball strings
Can never go wrong with a set of Ernie Ball strings
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