I use these strings for my Telecasters and I have to say the tone is wonderful, beside they last for weeks without turning a different color because of the use

Nice vintage tone and very consistent from string set to string set.

I found best tone and

I love the feel and the tone

Pure nickel tone is great for my bluesy style of playing

Tone wise, these strings are not as bright or brilliant as steel core strings

The Fender Original Bullet Strings in 9 Gauge can have a warmer, almost bluesy tone when I want them to, can do some country fill, and also sound good with overdrive

Good tone and easy on the fingers.

I had purchased "Bullets" way back when they were first marketed and really liked the particular tone they produced

I love the feel and the tone

I turned my modded Hot Rod Deluxe up to call-the-cops levels (the neighbors are getting used to it by now), louder than the drummer by a good chunk, and I got: less squealing, warmer tone by far, and full chords, triads and double stops that felt and sounded smoother and grinded with more harmonic warmth than any alloy string I've ever used

They also last well if cleaned properly after playing, and their tone is very uniformly good.

The tone of these strings is definitely warmer & deeper than the factory strings.

The tone loses some brilliance over time, but not much

The brass bullet end will not break or unravell and transfers a more solid tone and sustain

These have a nice tone, and seem to last a while.

they last a long time and have great tone

Nice mellow tone.

Nice tone. being used on a strat

The tone loses some brilliance over time, but not much

These strings are light, easy to play and have a nice tone

Time was when that was all there was...and gee whiz, that was a time when good guitar tone ruled

Easy to install nice tone, very bendable.

They keep a good tone a long time.

When it comes to sound, pure nickle delivers a rich and warm tone with awesome harmonics

They didn't have the warm tone on the large strings like nickel wrap strings

Pure Nickel strings are warmer and have provided me with that classic strat tone that I have not been able to get with regular strings.

Love the feel and tone of these.

They came out just as predicted perfect deep tone and amazing quality.

Classic strat tone and the playability is unbelievable.

because they work well, have great tone and seem to last a long time.

because they work well, have great tone and seem to last a long time.

The bullet ends improve tone and make it easier to change strings.

But the tone and the comfort of playing is pretty amazing on these

nice smooth warm tone

These are steel core strings, with a nickel plating over them, and give the best tone, while somewhat protecting your frets with the nickel plating.

I like these 9-42 Pure Nickel strings ... nice tone, work well on my Stratocaster with Fender locking tuners ... great combo, even with ghost bends, slides, and pounding with Drop D and Open G tuning.

So in conclusion, I like using this on my brighter strat, but really to get the best 4-5 hour tone, stick with the nickel wound steel core strings, just realize you are going to have to change strings often.

Great string with good tone, minimal stretch, and hold up well.

They bring a great tone to my Tele.

Thumbs up! great quality, tone and long-lasting too

i love the feel and the tone.

Excellent tone, clarity and great for bends and easy on the fingers

great strings love the crisp tone

Glassy tones are nice.

The tone and playability are so much improved that it sounds like a guitar again

The 9s are very easy on the fingers and the tone is nice and crisp

after playing a live show).They bend easily and the tone is perfect, at least for me

Theses strings really have a good tone and tremolo stability greatly improves!!

My favorite electric set - these are killer on my strat, great tone and just the right amount of flexibility for me.

Best string, with great tone.

E (1) string broke before I could even get it half way tightened up to be in tune

The lower E, A, and D wound strings were fine, but the higher E and B strings just had no life