What string gauge come with this?
1586970
They're lite .009-.042. They're radical strings been using these types forever.
1586971
my friend used 11's cause this was according 2 Les Paul he played and country with his
1586972
Mine came with 10's on it. I prefer 9's. I set the action just a tiny bit lower then used a strobe tuner to set the intonation when I put the 9's on it. It was a really nice guitar out of the box but now it's perfect. Well at least for me. I hope this helps...
1661979
It's heavy duty gauge, I believe stainless. What's nice is that you can invert it so you have two different heights to choose from. In other words, two different leg heights.
880723
No, sorry; however, if it came with a broken gauge I'm sure you can contact amazon and you can return it for a different one.
1436561
Use light gauge strings (or lighter, such as custom light) for a Martin 00. Strongly recommend that you not use mediums, as you'll risk damage to bridge.
884442
Greetings. Please excuse my late response. I do not see a specific gauge listed, but as a previous post lists, it has" clore powerflex-II #2AWG cable 600V -40°C welding cable". I measure it to be 1/2 inch thick. I did not do a" Google search" for jumper cable gauges, but that may also help. I hope this has helped. I have not used mine yet, but it seems like a high quality item.
271491
It comes with normal tension clear nylon trebles not sure of the brand but pretty good strings
2091481
Sorry, Brian, I do not know the gauge. They are the heavy steel staples, not the light aluminum kind. I think the website gives the gauge.
697865
This listing is generic and does not specify, they can be either gauge, better ask each individual seller to be sure.
1071691
I'm sorry I don't know, my grandson just received his gift Tuesday for his birthday. He has played it often since then but I don't know what gauge. Would it tell you if you went to the website of the manufacturer? Sorry.
928354
it is pre-strung. no idea about the specs of the string. may have been on the original packaging?
1347854
No it doesn't come with one, I purchased one at the same time I purchased this gauge set.
467166
Scott, These are six-paks of single strings. Such as here we have six "little E", strings. (.009s), in this example. These are used for spares, when you break your "E". I purchase these six-packs, of .009s, .010s, & .011s, as replacements, right along with my purchase of full sets in those gauges. It is far more convenient to use these singles, than have to open a new set, to replace one broken string. I thank ERNIE BALL for making these singles available, and I like purchasing them through AMAZON.COM. I highly recommend this method of purchasing extra singles, for those occasions when you break a string, but you don't need to change the whole set. -Charles Warren "Rattlesnake" Jenkins II.
1778041
Does not come with a cord, so you provide one that has the length you need, with the correct gauge for the length.
1425673
It does come pre-strung. I don't know exactly what gauge they are, but I believe I've read other places that they're kind of a standard medium gauge. As a total beginner, I found them a little tough on my fingers, so I replaced them with the D'Addario light phosphor/bronze (http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000OR2RNM) and it made a huge difference. Much easier to play.
919396
Yes. I purchased 0.65 string at a big box store. Buy the best grade. It will last 3 times as long.
2006582
Hi Natalie! The strings were bronze wound round, factory strings in a medium gauge. They are okay and sound reasonable, but I would suggest that you put the acoustic strings on the guitar which you like best in a light gauge. I use D'Addario brand strings on my electric and acoustic guitars and I am happy with sound and quality.
1971778
I would probably go with the gauge that is recommended by the Taylor company. Extra light gauge would probably be better on a "baby" Taylor. Those worked best on my Martin Backpacker Guitar. Happy picking!