My Godin A6 Ultra has both electric and acoustic capabilities, but finding strings that can handle both is a bit tricky

it's a bit hard to change a single string (I don't do this often anyway

w plain 3rd.wound 3rd's r hard 2 bend 4 that blues bite

Sometimes they are a bit more expensive that Erine Ball but worth it.

Tension is a bit too high for my Strandberg boden os8

but I find the 10.5s a bit easier to work with for bends and stuff

Great strings, just a bit on the bright side for me.

They loose their coating a bit too fast on the high strings with my sweaty hands, but keep their "tone" longer than the Slinkys

It's a reasonable trade off, save your fingers a bit of grief but loose a bit of that depth in the sound.

Use them on my Semi Hollow Guitars and also on Lower Tuned Metal Rigs.. Great Tone, because I like just a bit brighter (New Sounding Strings) than Jazz style strings .. that being said, 6 string D / Drop D / Standard Tuning, these are Great - Metal - Rock - Country ..

They do what . 010 - .046 strings do, but seem to play a bit easier

While it is not a baritone guitar infact I think it has a smaller scale, the tension is great at B standard (B/E/A/D/F#/B)

While it is not a baritone guitar infact I think it has a smaller scale, the tension is great at B standard (B/E/A/D/F#/B)

Amazing sounding strings for drop B/C tuning, even clean

n’t feel great about the durability of the strings from this purchase.

n’t broke

My ESP came with a set of Cleartone 9/42's on it, but the high E was busted

I like a lighter gauge string for bending, but the E and A on the strings I was using were too thin sounding.

One high E string broke while putting it and two strings broke as soon as you do a bend

Low E-string broke before I even put any tension on it with the tuning key...first and last time I buy anything from D’Addario.

Especially the low E's thanks to my prints

The high E string broke in less than a