Ernie Ball Coated Electric Guitar Strings - Titanium RPS Regular Slinky Set

Claudio: Fantastiche corde rinforzate per menare come fabbri! Consigliare per il downtuning come il Drop B o A

Italy on Nov 27, 2023

Fernando Alcivia: Cuerdas buenas, suficiente duración y buen sonido

Mexico on Oct 31, 2023

Max PouKii: Compré estas cuerdas porque vivo en un lugar con mucha humedad y salitre del mar, las cuerdas normales se oxidan rapidísimo. Estas, al parecer, aguantan un poco más. Pero son más duras y un poco rudas con los dedos.

Mexico on Oct 26, 2023

george makowski: Seriously, why aren't these sold in guitar shops? I'm in love!
They are supple, bright and rich at the same time, and feel like premium strings - why have we been playing on anything less? Will never buy another set of regular shop-bought strings again :)

Australia on Aug 15, 2023

Priyanshu Rawat: Easy on fingers. Though I'm afraid to bend after 1 nd half. But these are my fav now.

India on Jun 21, 2023

Roy M.Roy M.: I have always been a D’adario & elixir fan boy ever since i started playing guitar 14 years ago. Throughout time and in between setups, the guitar technicians i took my guitar to always looked at me in a different way when i said for strings im not taking ernie ball, tho one of them insisted when the cobalt launched that i should give Ernie ball another chance cuz they are good. And he was right! The cobalt has been the sharp d’adario version of ernie ball while keeping the mellow tone that i love about ernie ball, but sadly they got rusty extremely quick and i had to go back to elixir. A decade passed by and so much has changed in life, I finally got back into playing guitar and bought myself a beast of a brand new schecter (c1 platinum) and a boss katana mk2 100 and boy is that combination the best thing ive ever had since my good old days, better than my old Ibanez prestige and the junky (sold to a friend) line 6 spider 4 30W amp. The schecter came with the strings that made me fall in love with Ernie ball, the cobalt series, and as much as i loved them again like i used to i had to get coated strings after 4 days of playing. Thankfully, finally ernie ball has launched...

United States on Jun 04, 2023

Paul Y: These are a really good fit for my playing. They hold their tune well if you pre-stretch them prior to tuning. They feel nice, bend superbly and have an overall great tone. This is my new string. I have always used Ernie Ball strings but these are awesome!

United States on Jun 02, 2023

ryan s.: The strings r awesome it's so easy to bend them and they sound great the best strings I came across so far

United States on Mar 17, 2023

Joshua JordanJoshua Jordan: The standard strings I use with my guitar are the Ernie Ball Super Slinky Strings — they're inexpensive, durable, & they sound pretty good on an electric guitar.

These strings are the Ernie Ball Extra Slinky Strings with Titanium Reinforced Technology (patented Titanium RPS Technology) — they're inexpensive (they do cost more than the Super Slinky, but not by much), durable, & they sound pretty good on an electric guitar.

So, the Extra Slinky & the Super Slinky must be pretty much the same...? Well, not quite; indeed, there are 2 differences:
1. Extra Slinky have Titanium RPS Technology!
2. Extra Slinky wire gauges differ from the Super Slinky.

Ok...; so... What's the significance of those differences then?
1. The Titanium? The significance is negligible. The Titanium is present only on the 3 wound strings & is just a 1-2" long Titanium wire that is wrapped around or into the lock twist of the 3 wound strings. The Titanium itself has NO effect on the sound of the strings – it is meant to reduce potential slippage & breakage only. Considering it is only present on the three thickest cords, I question its purpose other than...

United States on Dec 14, 2021

El Diablo: So I got these in last night and installed one set on my Les Paul Traditional 60s a couple of hours ago. The other set is for my SG Standard. I play 10-52s on my Gibsons, I like the extra bottom end over 10-46s.
I'd been a Rotosound Blue player for several years after trying them over regular thick and thin Slinkys for many years.
My last few sets of Rotos both in 10-52s and 10-46s for my Fenders have been really weird. Crazy tension differences between sets. I found myself having to do truss rod adjustments every string change and sometimes while the strings were on there especially on my Fender Tele and Les Paul. I decided to try these coated strings just because I like Slinkys and this new technology sounded cool because I hate changing strings so if they can last longer I'm all for it. I got them installed and stretched and immediately noticed a huge difference in feel and tone. These are really crisp and balanced tonally. They have a great crunch and aren't muddy at all. I installed these on a very dark sounding 11lb Les Paul I've had since new with a 57 in the neck and a Duncan Distortion in the bridge.
These gave me the definition I was looking for. I'll be...

United States on Nov 28, 2019