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Curt Mangan 13009 09-42 Light Nickel Wound Round Core
.009 . 011 . 016 . 024w . 032 . 042 .
There was a magical time in music that began in the Summer of 1967 with the Monterey Pop Festival, which featured legendary guitar performances by Jimi Hendrix and Pete Townsend. Their performances started the first wave of iconic “Guitar Heroes.” This group of new heroes also included...
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John Pearse 150 New Standaard Tuning Bronze wound
.011 .013 .022w .032w .047w .058w
6-String acoustic guitar 80/20 bronze
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Aquila 176C Zaffiro Treble set ( *trebles only)
Guitar set available in one degree of tension. The plant becomes sound: in fact the first three treble strings are made of Nylonplant (a very special variety of Nylon that is a 100% plant’s derivate), extruded directly in our company. This means a reduction of more than 50% of carbon dio...
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Ernie Ball 1876 Earthwood Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Single .076
.076w
Ernie Ball Earthwood Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings are made from 92% copper, 7.7% tin, 0.3% phosphorus wire wrapped around brass plated hex shaped steel core wire providing a warm, balanced tone with excellent projection. Length: 48" / Taper: 37.5" Sku: P01876
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Ernie Ball 2045 Earthwood Silk & Steel Soft 80/20 Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings - 11-52 Gauge
.011 . 015 . 022w . 030 . 042 . 052
Ernie Ball Earthwood Silk & Steel Soft 80/20 Bronze acoustic guitar strings are made with an 80/20 bronze alloy wrap, along with a layer of silk between the wrap and steel core. The silk produces a more mellow sound and makes the string feel more comfortable while reducing finger noise. Ga...
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Boston 2170C Bottleneck Metal Extra Large
Chromed steel slides produce the brightest tone of any slide. This slide is lightweight and perfect for electric guitars. Length 70mm
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Ernie Ball 2229 HYPER SLINKY NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS - 8-42 GAUGE
.008 . 011 . 014 . 024w . 032 . 042
Hyper Slinkys sit neatly between the popular Super Slinky and Extra Slinky strings while providing a light, fast feel with slightly less tension on the top strings. This combination is perfect for players who are looking for added playability with minimal differences in tone and tension to...
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Fender 250M Super Nickelplated Steel
.011 .014 .018 .028w .038w .049w
Super 250's nickel round wound set of strings for electric guitar
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Ernie Ball 2618 MAGNUM SLINKY NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS 12-56 GAUGE
.012 . 016 . 022w . 032 . 044 . 056
Magnum Slinky strings are ideal for players who prefer a heavier set with a wound G. This combination is perfect for players who want optimal tension at drop tunings for heavy riffs and chugging chords. Gauges .012, .016, .022w, .032, .044, .056
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Ernie Ball 2804 Group II Flat wound
.050 .070 .085 .105
The Ernie Ball Flatwounds are constructed of a Flat stainless ribbon wire around a hex core made of tin plated steel. This ensures a smooth feel and superb mellow sound.
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Ernie Ball 2831 Power Slinky Nickel Wound Electric Bass Strings - 55-110 Gauge
.055 . 075 . 090 . 110
Ernie Ball Nickel Wound Electric Bass Strings are made from nickel plated steel wrapped around a hex shaped steel core wire. Each bass guitar string produces a bright, balanced tone and is manufactured with the finest and freshest raw materials in the beautiful Coachella Valley of Southern...
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D'Addario 2AR7 MANDO ACRYLUX RESO 1.5
Thanks to their pure acrylic formulation, Acrylux Reso picks offer punchy, high output tone without sacrificing clarity or balance. These premium acrylic picks provide natural grip and control. Available in an assortment of shapes, Acrylux shines across a variety of musical styles.










