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Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Reviews  4 / 5 based on 5 reviews I have been playing Ernie Ball regular slinky strings for more than 10 years. I typically change the strings on my electric guitar once a month, or even more often if I am recording. Probably the biggest tip I can give someone that is either new to playing the guitar, or is looking for a simple way to improve the tone of their guitar - change ... [read more on Audiofanzine] tarrtime rated this unit on 2013-02-25. These strings are great. Nice crisp, clear, and strong tone. They're great for everything from country to metal as long as you put them on the right guitar. The treble strings are bright, but not overly bright. The bass strings are warm, but still crisp and punchy. They have great punch and a nice, full, and rounded sound on all of the strings. ... [read more on Audiofanzine] darkwolf291 rated this unit on 2011-04-03. These strings are great. They are 11-54 gauge, and meant for drop tunings. Nice clear, crisp sound with nice highs and articulate lows. Very easy to play, and are great for lower tunings like Drop ... [read more on Audiofanzine] darkwolf291 rated this unit on 2011-04-02. Overall, I have always been satisfied with using Ernie Balls. They are cheap strings that sound and feel anything but cheap. I will continue using Ernie Balls long into the future, and it will take a pretty great string to convince me otherwise. [read more on Audiofanzine] emauser rated this unit on 2010-06-07. I used these strings almost exclusively for years. The gauges are specifically chosen and are unique, a high E with a gauge of 10, and a low E with a gauge of 46. I think that they are particularly great sounding, and the custom gauges are great for rock musicians who want a clear, light high string sound as well as the thick, full bottom string... [read more on Audiofanzine] mooseherman rated this unit on 2009-08-02.
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