Ernie Ball M-Steel Skinny Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings Set

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Germany on Dec 12, 2023

Momma: You know those 80’s songs that just have a different sound? That’s the sound I get with these strings. I put them on my Peavey Predator and they sound great!

United States on Oct 22, 2023

StevenSteven: I did a back to back test with regular EB slinkies (10s) and these (also 10s). The output is certainly higher and they are very bright! Enough that I had to redo the EQ and a number of settings. I really wasn't expecting that much of a difference. They do feel nice even for new strings. Hopefully they will be durable.

Adding to this:
They do take a bit to really break in. At first they were incredibly bright. After breaking in they are much more neutral on a guitar that tends to be a bit dark. (I'm at 5s across the board but with Regular Slinkies I was more like 3 bass and 7 treble. )

I do like the feel a lot. Compared to the Regular Slinkies, they do feel noticeably stiffer when it comes to bends.

United States on Oct 15, 2023

Fernando Montes de Oca: Buen producto

Mexico on Jul 16, 2023

Brady: I’ve been a long time Ernie Ball fan, but I’ve never tried these specific strings before.

I ordered them for my Les Paul hoping they would give it a little bit more resonance while being played acoustically.

Honestly, I couldn’t be more pleased with these strings. The body and resonance are phenomenal. They bend very nicely and have a very warm, bass filled sound to them.

These will definitely be my strings of choice from now on.

United States on Jun 25, 2023

Steve AlexanderSteve Alexander: Playing a Godin LGX with Seymour Duncan pups. Strings are easy to play, great sustain

Canada on Jun 11, 2023

JP M: I’ve been sleeping on these for way too long. Normally my go to is D’Addario NYXL or Elixir Nanoweb. Just installed a set on my LTD EX400BD with Seymour Duncan Alpha/Omega pickups and holy crap, they are by far the loudest strings I’ve ever had on a guitar. The acoustic brightness is unlike anything I’ve heard before (and no, it’s not just that they’re new), extremely articulate and punchy when plugged in, almost a chimey ring on clean channels and they definitely bring the heaviness when it’s time to shred. They just feel good on the fingers, the kind of strings that make you want to keep playing. I don’t know what this cobalt and maraging steel voodoo is, but it most definitely works.

United States on Feb 05, 2023

Francis: Essas cordas , em termos de qualidade sonora e afinação, são simplesmente fantásticas, a durabilidade dela é um pouco melhor que as demais, o único ponto crítico é que com 45 dias de uso a corda D arrebentou e uma semana após a corda A também arrebentou, minha guitarra é uma strato com ponte gotoh vg 300, para aqueles que querem uma corda que dure mais tempo provavelmente ela irá arrebentar antes desse tempo, fato que não acontece com cordas de níquel,mais a sonoridade e a maciez é fora da curva.

Brazil on Sep 08, 2022

Jperez489: Look not gonna lie these are hands down some of my favorite strings. They feels and sound great! Perfect for playing that awesome heavy chugs while also being easy on the hands while playing leads! Hands down much more output! But thats where it stops as you’re going to have multiple packs of strings as back ups as these are some of the least durable strings I’ve ever played. Literally everytime I buy them one strings gives out within a month of having them. And for a 12$ price tag, it gets expensive. I wouldn’t mind if they were 5$ but for 12$ It gets ridiculous. If ernie ball sponsored everyone who bought these they’d be epic id never play any other strings but unless you have the money to keep replacing strings, don’t mind restringing the broken strings often, or don’t mind stopping a jam sesh or recording to restring then get them. If not Id rather get the cobalts for the same price and more durability, if you want the variability of the M-steels and output with the cobalts just go one string guage lighter

United States on Apr 28, 2021

matt king: I personally really like these,as with all things it's about personal preference. I like the feel of these and the sound is good. I'm an 80s metal style player and these work well for all your pinched harmonic squeals, two handed tapping and the other shenanigans associated with aforementioned ilk. I've currently got them on my Charvel San Dimas so they hold up fine with a floyd. I'd recommend trying them. (-:

United Kingdom on Apr 20, 2021