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Artist ELST1046 Electric Guitar Strings Gauge 10-46
Artist ELST1046 Electric Guitar Strings Gauge 10-46
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About These Strings
Top quality guitar strings that individually numbered to make string changes a breeze !
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Model :- ELST1046
Gauge :- Nickel Guitar Strings 10-46
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Great Value Strings!
By: Sebastian Mogyorossy on 22 February 2019These strings feel great and sound bright!
(5)
Electric Strings
By: Paul on 21 December 2018You can’t get better quality strings for this good price.
(4)
Bang for your buck
By: Annabelle on 17 October 2018Worth it. Good quality setings that I would definitely recommend.
(4)
Not really worth the $ saving
By: Ross on 10 September 2018Bought a pack of 5 X .009 plain steel Artist Strings. They would constantly go slack, as far as I could tell, from slightly unwinding where the string attaches to the ball end. Not coming loose at the machine head, and well stretched-in, so this seems like the only possibility. They broke fairly quickly too. As a pro player with 35 years experience, I have rarely encountered this situation with leading brands. Cheap strings, but really not worth the aggravation. So have just ordered 4 X .009 Ernie Balls from Belfield Music in WA for $9.50 inc postage.
(2)
You gets what you pay for!
By: Bryan King on 6 October 2017I wanted the cheapest possible strings as quickly as possible to put on a friends guitar, so I'm not necessarily dissatisfied with my purchase. But if I'm reviewing the strings on their merit as serviceable guitar strings, then these are the worst strings I've ever put on a guitar. The thing with steel cored guitar strings, is the steel MUST have the right amount of carbon. Too much carbon, the steel is brittle and weak. These strings are weak because they're too soft, in other words, not enough carbon. How do I know? I managed to put serious kinks in the unwound strings just getting them out of their individual packets! I string the guitar using this technique - http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/repair/acoustic-guitar/string-changing.php This was too much for the high E string in this set, and the string broke at the tuning peg just trying to tune it ti pitch. Super weak. These strings are not even suitable for a student-level player. Even if these strings were all you could afford, I'd still recommend waiting till you had a bit more money and just get some D'Addario's!
(1)
Great Value Strings!
By: Sebastian Mogyorossy on 22 February 2019These strings feel great and sound bright!
(5)
Electric Strings
By: Paul on 21 December 2018You can’t get better quality strings for this good price.
(4)
Bang for your buck
By: Annabelle on 17 October 2018Worth it. Good quality setings that I would definitely recommend.
(4)
Not really worth the $ saving
By: Ross on 10 September 2018Bought a pack of 5 X .009 plain steel Artist Strings. They would constantly go slack, as far as I could tell, from slightly unwinding where the string attaches to the ball end. Not coming loose at the machine head, and well stretched-in, so this seems like the only possibility. They broke fairly quickly too. As a pro player with 35 years experience, I have rarely encountered this situation with leading brands. Cheap strings, but really not worth the aggravation. So have just ordered 4 X .009 Ernie Balls from Belfield Music in WA for $9.50 inc postage.
(2)
You gets what you pay for!
By: Bryan King on 6 October 2017I wanted the cheapest possible strings as quickly as possible to put on a friends guitar, so I'm not necessarily dissatisfied with my purchase. But if I'm reviewing the strings on their merit as serviceable guitar strings, then these are the worst strings I've ever put on a guitar. The thing with steel cored guitar strings, is the steel MUST have the right amount of carbon. Too much carbon, the steel is brittle and weak. These strings are weak because they're too soft, in other words, not enough carbon. How do I know? I managed to put serious kinks in the unwound strings just getting them out of their individual packets! I string the guitar using this technique - http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/repair/acoustic-guitar/string-changing.php This was too much for the high E string in this set, and the string broke at the tuning peg just trying to tune it ti pitch. Super weak. These strings are not even suitable for a student-level player. Even if these strings were all you could afford, I'd still recommend waiting till you had a bit more money and just get some D'Addario's!
(1)
