The super slinky sets were my preferred for years

I've played on Ernie Ball Super Slinky and Regular Slinky since I was a kid

but they do not hold tone as well as regular super slinky.

I've used the Super Slinky's before, but sometimes they would be too thin for my liking

Ernie Ball Super Slinky

I play a Fender Strat for which these ‘Super Slinky’ strings are near-perfect: they’re easy to fit, the top strings bend well without much left-hand effort and they’re great for playing power chords

I have they’re pink package super slinky light strings on one guitar and these on

Great price for super slinky strings

My first set of super slinky’s from EB for my electric

They are just as the name says "Super Slinky".

These are a bit thicker than the super slinky ones but offer a much more heavy sound especially for thrash and rock

Great strings every time, go with the Super Slinky 9s!

‘Super Slinky’ strings for electric guitar

Too thin for my taste, but Slinky's work and have worked for decades.

I've used super slinky for years.

I have been using Ernie Ball super Slinky guitar strings for years on my electric guitars and they are just great

I've used many different brands of strings in the last 40 years and these Super Slinky's have always been one of my favorites

but I always come back to Super Slinky's.

The Ernie Ball Super Slinky Strings have a great sound.

I prefer these Ernie Ball Super Slinky strings because they are longlasting, can go for month without noticeable rust or grime build up, ideal for a practice guitar or a guitar played occasionally, in my opinion, they do not sound as bright and crisp when compared with other brands, but I've heard that's the trade-off that comes with the durability provided by nickel.

I've been using Ernie ball super slinky exclusively for the last five or so years, they feel and sound great on all my guitars and even different playing styles and tunings

I used the extra slinky strings (8-38) for over a month I liked them but maybe to thin for my

Personally, I use the 9-42 super slinky pink package for my lead guitar, but that's largely because of the floyd rose on it

I have been a Super Slinky guy for years, but I love these strings for D standard on 25.5 scale and they are just a bit tighter than 9's in E standard - Especially on the lower strings, where I need itt

I prefer regular slinky.

Super slinky rules...

The super slinky seemed to be the best for

Super Slinky is a great description

slinky's affordable and dependable

Everyone has their favorites, and EB Super Slinky is mine

I have been using Ernie Ball Super Slinky 9 gauge strings on all of my electric guitars (and there are many) for years and years

I actually like them better than the super slinky..

Love the Super Slinky,perfect for bending in my solos

They are super slinky after all. :-)

Ernie Ball Super Slinky strings bend easier than other's and last a while

These Ernie ball super slinky strings are the best strings I've had in my guitar and ok the past year since I

I've been wanting to start playing some lower tunings but my super slinky strings just couldn't handle anything lower than E-flat standard without being completely sloppy.

I like the super slinky

I usually use 10s, but I had a Squier Strat that seemed like it would be easier to intonate with 9s on it, so I went with the Super Slinky instead of Regular

I have super slinky (9-42) and hybrid slinky on another guitar (9-46

Ernie Ball Super Slinky have been my standard guitar strings since I began playing 45 years ago.

Been using Super Slinky for years and they never let me down

and I play the hell out of my Gibson Les Paul, great tone, long lasting and real Slinky; these strings are not for the faint of heart.

Ernie Ball SUPER SLINKY Strings are well known for decades as some of the finest strings you can use on your guitar