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I learned from the Factory it comes with Fender Super 250 Nickel plated Steel's 9-42. I tried a pair of Bullets same gauge and they sounded close to the same as the factory's but wore out pretty fast. They lost their Luster and sounded dull.
Now mind you I wash my hands before play, I wipe down the neck after wards to retain some freshness on the strings and I hate a dirty fret board or sticky back of neck feel. I like it glide when I play.
So I wanted to give the NYXL's another shot and try them on the San Dimas HT but wanted to go 10-46 as I go back and forth with them and 9's. Well The 10's feel a bit stiff but sound AMAZINGLY clear. I like the response they give. They have a really nice clarity similar to another of my favorite strings the DL TITE Fit's. They are remarkable sounding long lasting strings but the NYXL's so many brag about them I had to give them another spin.
I just strung it up tonight and played them for about 40 minutes. They stayed in tune which Funny I'm tuned in E standard which I usually tune in Eb.
I learned from the Factory it comes with Fender Super 250 Nickel plated Steel's 9-42. I tried a pair of Bullets same gauge and they sounded close to the same as the factory's but wore out pretty fast. They lost their Luster and sounded dull.
Now mind you I wash my hands before play, I wipe down the neck after wards to retain some freshness on the strings and I hate a dirty fret board or sticky back of neck feel. I like it glide when I play.
So I wanted to give the NYXL's another shot and try them on the San Dimas HT but wanted to go 10-46 as I go back and forth with them and 9's. Well The 10's feel a bit stiff but sound AMAZINGLY clear. I like the response they give. They have a really nice clarity similar to another of my favorite strings the DL TITE Fit's. They are remarkable sounding long lasting strings but the NYXL's so many brag about them I had to give them another spin.
I just strung it up tonight and played them for about 40 minutes. They stayed in tune which Funny I'm tuned in E standard which I usually tune in Eb.
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