BluesHowler
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Was I supposed to put strings on my guitar? Is that what those pegs are for???
Strings will help you get "Slash tone"

Was I supposed to put strings on my guitar? Is that what those pegs are for???
Regular and Super Slinkys are the most popular for a reason.
I like the heavy/skinny's myself:
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Thicker wound strings for a nice big meaty blues/power chord chunk, and thin strings to keep bending easy on the the unwound side.
I like CM's, and they're made locally, supposedly. But the first string I broke in many years was - a CM e.I tried Ernie Balls first time about 2 weeks ago. Weren't for my ear, so I decided to get another pack of Curt Mangan 10's, they last a long time and sound great. This is only my second pair but the last pair I used for about 2 months which is great for me.
Andrew
It's all good! Any mojo lost is absorbed into the pickguard!!!
Drude.....I tried a set years ago and they were like using barbed wire and so they were off my list.
My local store knows Jason How and he was telling them how he had installed new equipment and that quality was as good as anyone.
I tried a set and was blown away with how they felt and how they sounded.
I actually emailed Jason to say how much I liked them. I've been using them ever since they really are good!![]()
Has anyone played the Ernie Ball Classic Rock N Roll strings? I usually play Super Slinkys but am considering the Classic ones and was wondering how they compared.
I think they're pure nickel as opposed to nickel wound.
I think they're pure nickel as opposed to nickel wound.
Has anyone played the Ernie Ball Classic Rock N Roll strings? I usually play Super Slinkys but am considering the Classic ones and was wondering how they compared.
I'm wondering how much of a difference that would make to the tone, etc.