Fender Electric Guitar Pure Nickel Bullet End, .009 - .042, 3150L

I don't use distortion, basely a clear channel guy, Jazz, Blues, Country, Classic Rock, Praise and Worship.

I love these strings, give me the tones I like and are good to use fingerstyle.

I just finished a trial between the 3150L, and D'Addario & Elixir of the same gauges.
D'Addario doesn't have pure nickel, it is plated, and Elixir doesn't say what they are made of. While they all were still just a few days old, meaning so they still sounded new. I changed from one to the other. I am using them on a Jeff Beck artist series Strat. The all sounded good, with the Elixir having a softer, somewhat less defined sound for chording. The clearest of all were the Fender. I was especially surprised because solos above 12th fret were clearer and had more sustain. I also felt the sustain must be a result of the bullet ends as the two others have ball ends.

I've tried Ernie Balls in the past, not on this guitar, but I don't care for their tone. So they were never in the mix.

I like these a lot and no longer have a need to try others. I play a mix of music, not including metal or hard rock, but just about everything else. They are great on ballads, country, blues, southern, rock and jazz.

I don't have a problem with these strings. They work fine for me. I would recommend them to any one.
Thanks "Just Strings"

These are Ok strings they are easy to break tone doesn't last long! Not a good buy!