Ernie Ball Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings are made from nickel plated steel wire wrapped around tin plated hex shaped steel core wire. The plain strings are made of specially tempered tin plated high carbon steel producing a well balanced tone for your guitar.
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Newtone Master Class Custom Gauge strings are consistently true and balanced and use only top quality Phosphor Bronze and pure Nickel windings on tin plated round and hex steel cores. The high quality round core construction on his acoustic strings results in a fuller bass and rounder tone with noticeably lower tension than other strings. Thousands of our customers now play only Newtone Strings Master Class Phosphor Bronze.
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D’Addario XL Chromes Electric Guitar Strings give your sound a round, full low end without losing warmth. D’Addario XL Chromes are the industry standard in flatwound guitar strings. They deliver a round, full low end without losing punch, making them ideal for jazz players of all types. Wound with flattened stainless steel ribbon wire, XL Chromes are then polished to unparalleled smoothness. Features D’Addario’s exclusive revolutionary high carbon steel alloy Offers more strength, break-resistance, and improved tuning stability compared to traditional
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D’Addario Pro-Arté Nylon classical strings feature precisely intoinating trebles in every set, paired with wound basses to deliver a warm, yet projecting tone.
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Newtone Master Class Acoustic Guitar Strings are hand wound with Monel over a Round core, giving a bright yet warm long lasting tone. They give improved tonal quality, longer brighter life and lower tension to pitch.
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Newtone Michael Messer Resonator Guitar Strings were established in 1992 and are the ultimate strings for all resonator guitars. Handmade from the finest materials for extra volume, sustain and purity of tone. These strings are designed to have perfect tension on resonator guitars whether you play in regular or in open tunings. At first sight these gauges seem very heavy. By utilising a principle used in the 1920s that uses a round core rather than the more modern hexagonal one, greater string life and easier playability can be achieved.
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