Accessories Ernie Ball 10-52 Nickel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings 2215
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These Ernie Ball Nickel Regular Slinky Electric Guitar Strings hit the scene in the 70's(hence the sweet packaging) and have since established themselves as the industry standard for rock.
Artists like Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Pete Townshend have relied on Ernie Ball strings in the studio recording and in live performances for over 40 years. - ErnieBall.com
Ernie Ball Nickel Regular Slinky Electric Guitar Strings 10-46 offer a full, balanced midrange sound with a nickel plated steel wrap wire around a hex shaped steel core. The non-wound high carbon steel treble strings are put through a specially tempered tin plating process to balance out the guitar?s tone.
To guarantee consistency, maximal performance, and longevity, Ernie Ball maintains the highest quality control to exact specifications.
Artists like Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Pete Townshend have relied on Ernie Ball strings in the studio recording and in live performances for over 40 years. - ErnieBall.com
Ernie Ball Nickel Regular Slinky Electric Guitar Strings 10-46 offer a full, balanced midrange sound with a nickel plated steel wrap wire around a hex shaped steel core. The non-wound high carbon steel treble strings are put through a specially tempered tin plating process to balance out the guitar?s tone.
To guarantee consistency, maximal performance, and longevity, Ernie Ball maintains the highest quality control to exact specifications.
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