The yellow pack of strings called Beefy Slinky... take a look:
http://ernieball.com/products_strings_nickel.php
The string gauge is 11-15-22p-30-42-54. What does that "P" stand for? [img]graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]
Some of the other sets have a "W", which I'm guessing means "wound", but the D string is ALWAYS wound. [img]graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img] D'Addario has some sets where the G string is wound and others where the G string is unwound. So, what does this "W" stand for? I'm new to Ernie Ball... I need the Beefy Slinky set since D'Addario doesn't offer a set like that in their own product line.
By the way, I'd be tuning to C on a 25.5" scale guitar, so would you recommend the Beefy Slinky (11-54) or the Not Even Slinky (12-56) set? I like light tops with heavy bottoms (ease of soloing with still a good full sound on the bottom strings for rhythm), like 9-46 hybrids tuned to E on 25.5" scale and 10-52 hybrids tuned to D on 25.5" scale. Thanks!
[ June 12, 2004, 10:56 PM: Message edited by: Number Of The Priest ]
http://ernieball.com/products_strings_nickel.php
The string gauge is 11-15-22p-30-42-54. What does that "P" stand for? [img]graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]
Some of the other sets have a "W", which I'm guessing means "wound", but the D string is ALWAYS wound. [img]graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img] D'Addario has some sets where the G string is wound and others where the G string is unwound. So, what does this "W" stand for? I'm new to Ernie Ball... I need the Beefy Slinky set since D'Addario doesn't offer a set like that in their own product line.
By the way, I'd be tuning to C on a 25.5" scale guitar, so would you recommend the Beefy Slinky (11-54) or the Not Even Slinky (12-56) set? I like light tops with heavy bottoms (ease of soloing with still a good full sound on the bottom strings for rhythm), like 9-46 hybrids tuned to E on 25.5" scale and 10-52 hybrids tuned to D on 25.5" scale. Thanks!
[ June 12, 2004, 10:56 PM: Message edited by: Number Of The Priest ]
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