ok..will these strings work for me? I am just learning, bough Rocksmith, trouble tuning broke a string. I have NO idea what kind to buy, help please
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I have found that the Regular Slinky (yellow) is much easier to tune in Rocksmith vs the Pink Super Slinky strings. This is especially the case with the songs with alternate tuning like Drop D. The pink will often not register notes right. They are a bit harder to bend but I think easier to grab with your fingers.
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These are more for playing Metal/Hard Rock songs. If you plan to play that type of genre then these will do fine.
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Ok what kind of guitar do you have? An acoustic or an electric? If you have an electric guitar then yes these strings are great.
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I'm not sure what the stock strings are, but I bought some highly rated uke strings when I bought this uke and I haven't replaced them yet. I thought I would have to, but the stock strings have been alright. I'm sure they are not as good as the strings I purchased, but they haven't been too bad.
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Regular strings work just fine. I don't know the gauge off the top of my head but I know they are very light strings.
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My advice is to go to an guitar mechanic . Most established shop have one . Next thing to do is call the Seymore Duncan company. For sure these are worth putting in any guitar, great sound and for me sustain .
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I have two acoustic guitars and they work fine on both. They are a little easier on the fingers than heavier strings. If you are a beginner I would definitely recommend these until your fingers are tougher, then consider going to a heavier string.
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They are a little better than the stock MIM tuners, but I wish I would have just went with the shcallers. Dont get them if you think they will keep you from tuning. You will still have to constantly retune your guitar. Tuning stability comes more from your nut than the tuning pegs. They are a step up from the stock tuners, just make sure you tune your guitar with slack in the string. Pull through tight and then pull string back about one fret. Lock the tuner, then tighten slowly giving yourself a nice downward rotation.
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I asked my son. I bought these strings for him. He indicated that he wouldn't recommend attempting to tune up as the metal is softer than other strings, although he said that he liked the sound. The strings didn't last long for him.
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Honestly I am not sure, but would guess they are OEM strings from Gibson. Your best bet would be to contact them directly and they would be able to help you out with that.
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AFAIK, only strings for bass guitars are flat wound. These are not for a bass guitar. Haven't ordered those yet. ;)
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This perfect for a beginner. As I have learned about the pick-ups. Get Fender Squier instead...I just picked one up for $30 put new strings and tuned it up. It Sound like new $300 guitar...xcheck out craigslist in your area. be surprise on the deals U find...action should be 4/64th on high and low strings. check the videos on youtube...
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I use Luxilon Big Banger 16 gauge. I actually like them better then the original strings. You get more power and more spin. They last a long time.
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I am still using the strings (Aquila) that were on the ukulele when I got it, and I have lots of hours use on them since then. On the outside chance that I break a string, I did order a new set of Aquila CONCERT uke strings just to have them as a backup. Hope this answers your question.
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These are the kind where the bushing screws into the tuner instead of just the bushing fitting snugly around it. If your current guitar has just the tuning peg and a basic bushing that goes around it, it will probably not fit. If the bushing screws into it (there would be a large base for the bushing to screw into), I can't imagine why they wouldn't fit. They do come with screws, thankfully! 1 screw per peg, however they fit so snugly into my guitar that I didn't even need them.
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Yea I found awesome strings for mine at just strings.com look for thomastik-infeld kr116 yea my first set lasted 4 years and still hold tune great just replacing because they are worn in spots from playing
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The tuners are bad on this guitar, I'm not sure about putting custom tuners on it. the one I ordered came broken and would not tune.
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I installed My on a Gibson Les Paul and it is the very same as the standard bridge. I use .09 to .46 Ernie Ball Cobalt strings and they work just fine. You will have to make the post a little larger than the stock but that's eazy enough to do. That's about all, I've had NO Problems at all. Hope this helps.
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They should work with any 3per side configuration. The only caution: the hole for the screw in the back that holds it stable might not match so you'll have a tiny hole in the back of the headstock that shows. The worst thing that could happen is that the hole for the machine head doesn't match and will have to be drilled out. Any music store witha guitar tech on staff can do it for a couple of bucks. I'd get them. got a set for my Ibanez and I have to tune it like once a week.