What string is E and so to e? I have E-6 and so on but can't find any information about what string is what?
371026
E-6 is the thickest silverplated wound string that goes at the top of the bridge.
556768
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1934274
I believe it is the same. On the cartridge itself, the E appears as a tiny e following the TZ. I think it stands for electronic.
1436562
I would personally use 11 starting on e first string. Which would be about a medium. 12's are ok but if you barr chord orbend notes they're kind of heavy. Hope this helps.
1883935
I don't know what the difference is between the two numbers. Have you tried to "Google" it using each number? Wish that I could be more helpful.
126295
The picture is the EXP 17, which is a medium gauge. 13-56. The item description is the EXP16 as noted by the sizes listed, 12 to 54 (light). Have the seller verify the item. It could also be that strings were changed from 17's to 16's, and the old strings (16) were placed in the 17's packaging. Either way, verity before you buy.
695580
it is a six string guitar. the g, b, and high e strings are nylon. the low e, a, and d strings are nylon wrapped in metal. and the guitar comes with the 6 strings
1957722
Yes, it is the full set, but we should all be reminded that with upscale sets of strings like this, the E String is typically a very good E string -- special and expensive wire. Usually when Reviewers rate these strings, special mention should be made regarding the appearance and tone of the E String. What? I hope I had abided by my own rule here, or this is tantamount to myself giving my own review a bad review.
1436560
I would personally use 11 starting on e first string. Which would be about a medium. 12's are ok but if you barr chord or bend notes they're kind of heavy. Hope this helps.
2030259
The Strings are what they say they are. Sometimes they put all the strings in one packet instead of individually. Pirastro Gold E is a better string than the normal E string that comes in Dominant.
889656
Slinky is just the name of the string. It references how bendable the string is. There isn't a "non-slinky" string, but it ranges from a very "slinky" gauge of string (lighter gauges), and the heavier gauges, which Ernie Ball calls their "Not Even Slinky" strings. The Regular Slinky pack (us guitarists call it a standard 10 gauge set) seems to have a good balance between tone and playability, which is why so many players prefer them.
131309
Wish I could help but wouldn't know where to start. If this is a question try using the "?" symbol.
146159
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+the+difference+between+000+and+0%3F+what+is+the+difference+between+1+and+1A%3F+
179863
Nope, the keyboard is set up for standard American English (does not contain á é í ó ñ ú ü ¿ ¡ €). Alt codes can be used to get those letters (like the ones at this website: http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylanguage/spanish.html) but it can be frustrating and time consuming to type in Spanish like that.
2160635
Like others have said, this will convert a barcode into a string of numbers. At the end of the string, it inserts a carriage return command (like hitting the ENTER key). Think of it as an extension of you keyboard. It is a data entry device.
774196
'i' was the designation for all of their lines about five years ago. Since then they've moved to having 'e' as the designation. I believe this helps them track differences over time. Grado's own descriptions: "is" - http://web.archive.org/web/20100304023747/http://www.gradolabs.com/frameset_main.htm 'e' - http://www.gradolabs.com/headphones/prestige-series/item/5-sr325e
928354
it is pre-strung. no idea about the specs of the string. may have been on the original packaging?