Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings
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Bendable uppers and power chord lowers.
Ernie Ball 2215 Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Slinky Electric Guitar Strings are the perfect hybrid set for those who like thick bottom strings without sacrificing the ability to solo on smaller strings. The wound strings are made from nickel-plated, steel wire wrapped around a hex-shaped steel core wire. The plain strings are made of specially tempered, tin-plated, high-carbon steel, producing a well-balanced tone for your guitar.
All Ernie Ball strings are precision manufactured to the highest standards and the most exacting specs to assure consistency, optimum performance, and long life.
Ernie Ball is a pioneer of rock and roll guitar strings. Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Steve Vai, and Slash are among the long list of Slinky players.
Gauges: 10-13-17-30-42-52.
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hard core loud
I bought these to try and toughen up the sound out of my Kramer. It worked to, these strings can be bluesy, jazzy, and especially hard. They take a lot of abuse too...Read complete review
I bought these to try and toughen up the sound out of my Kramer. It worked to, these strings can be bluesy, jazzy, and especially hard. They take a lot of abuse too, so if you are looking for some good strings that'll take the beatings you hand out and sound good while doing it, give these a try.
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Pretty kool stings
these strings ARE great. I used to use fender stings which would last a while, but didn't have such a good quality tone as Ernie ball strings. They don't let you down on quality...Read complete review
these strings ARE great. I used to use fender stings which would last a while, but didn't have such a good quality tone as Ernie ball strings. They don't let you down on quality. I prefer these skinny top heavy bottoms. Thumbs up.
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Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
Great strings. If you're detuning these are a must have!
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
I've always used EB's. Used to use Super Slinkys. Then our band decided to tune down to D. Way to floppy with the 9's..so I thought I would check these out. I fell in love. They give you the chug for the rhythm on the heavy strings, but soloing is still easy. Perfect combination. I won't use anything else.
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
ive had these for about a month now and i love them. they are easy to bend on yet still give a nice deep sound
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
Its taken me 20 years to find the perfect strings. I hope to save you some time? Learn from people that have been around the block! They are perfect for great rhythm guitar yet still light enough for lead work! Best of both worlds! I use to break up packs of strings to get what I wanted. No more thanks to these babys! By a whole bunch of them (I always have at least five sets on hand!) and change your strings after every 4 hours of playing. These are great strings and they are inexpensive too!
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
I use these strings for my Hardcore/Metal band. The strings are great for de-tuning down to a Drop - C and they won't rattle. They give me a great heavy sound, I don't like the feel on the top 3 strings though. Use these strings are heavy stuff, but if you want to Shred as well don't use these. Either way, I still use these!
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
These strings are great for people like me that are into heavy rock and metal. The low strings can really create that rumbling riff you want, and the high strings bite through the air when you solo.
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
I play a 22.5" scale Fender Duosonic...these strings are perfect for maintaining tone/tuning on short scale guitars and still allowing for lead work. Last a while too. Great strings.
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
I own a Gibson 1952 L-48 (which used to be my grandpa's), a full hollowbody with one p-90 pickup. These strings rock! Acoustic guitars usually have thicker strings and these are brilliant for bridging the gap. The top 3 are just right for soloing, and the bottom strings are bassy enough to balance out big chords. And they respond to the p-90 like there's no tomorrow. Screw flatwounds, I'm just gonna play my jazz on these babies!
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
This is a great gauge. Slinkys have always been dependable and provide superior tone.
Comments about Ernie Ball 2215 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings:
I just got these strings. I used to use Hybrid Slinkys(9-46). These strings were good but when I tuned them down there was too much slack. So I tried the Thick and Thins and I like them. They sound really good. The only thing I don't like about them is when in standard tuning they are a little hard to bend, but that's something I just have to get used to I guess. However they are magnificent for Eb, D, C#, and C tunings. If you mainly intend to low tune your guitar these are great and if you switch tunings often and you only have one guitar these do the trick.
