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By Phil G.
D'Addario Electric Guitar Pure Nickel .010 - .045, EPN110
June 16, 2011
I've always used D'Addario EXL110's on my electric guitars so I was curious to try these my '76 Les Paul. MUCH warmer tone than the EXL110's. If you have a guitar with "vintage" pickups, give these strings a try to get that that classic 60's sound. Go with the EXL110's if you want a brighter, edgier sound.
By Daniel L.
EPN110
April 12, 2011
Great product - delivery on time,
thanks for the good service.
thanks for the good service.
By Bob M.
D'Addario Pure Nickel .010-.045 EPN110
January 30, 2011
GREAT STRINGS! Just seems to go perfectly with my '58 Les Paul Reissue.
Warm, but not "too warm," brings out that "woody tone" that LP's have been known for. They "feel good," Not too stiff and not too loose, great for "bending."
What's even better than these strings is finding Just Strings. These guys have EVERYTHING, huge variety, the best prices and real fast shipping. Thank you guys! I'll give you a 10 star rating!
Warm, but not "too warm," brings out that "woody tone" that LP's have been known for. They "feel good," Not too stiff and not too loose, great for "bending."
What's even better than these strings is finding Just Strings. These guys have EVERYTHING, huge variety, the best prices and real fast shipping. Thank you guys! I'll give you a 10 star rating!
By Steve R.
EPN110
January 22, 2011
The strings are fine.
By Paul M.
D'Addario Electric Guitar Pure Nickel EPN110
October 15, 2010
My '74 Les Paul Deluxe loves these! There is more "nut" on the tone and the softer feel and natural sustain is superb. I have used EXL 110 strings for decades and they have always been dependable, but the Pure Nickel strings are much better. They tamed the ice-pick treble
you get with steel as well. These are the type of strings the pickups in the original electric guitars were designed for, and I can hear & feel it.
If you run your pickups wide open to drive effects, these may not be for you. They have a hair less output than nickel plated steel. But if you go old school, or want to, with just your guitar, amp and a cable, then these will make you smile.
They made me smile!
you get with steel as well. These are the type of strings the pickups in the original electric guitars were designed for, and I can hear & feel it.
If you run your pickups wide open to drive effects, these may not be for you. They have a hair less output than nickel plated steel. But if you go old school, or want to, with just your guitar, amp and a cable, then these will make you smile.
They made me smile!
By Buddy B.
D'addario strings
July 27, 2010
These strings feel great, and sound even better. In my humble opinion they are the best I've ever played.
By Richard B.
D'Addario Electric Guitar pure Nickel
March 22, 2010
Great strings! Especially at this low price.
By Richard B.
D'Addario Electric Guitar pure Nickel
March 22, 2010
Great strings, especially at the price!