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mine?

Elixir only!

Ernie Ball Beefy slinkys .11's nothing like big strings.

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the vacuum store is a lot like the guitar store. but they do not attract the same clientele as the guitar store, cause if they did, the vacuum store would be loaded with a bunch of broke guys who just wanted to run the new vacuums.

you should try D'addarios...

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***God made men and men made guitar***

+1 but I thought I was all alone these days on the Beefys. Love the 11's but I do have some mitts on me and I really need the resistance I seem to over play anything smaller.

I like Fender 150TR strings. I've used them forever and have them on my strats, tele, and jazzmaster. Fender has discontinued this particular gauge combination so I'm going to have to get creative when my stock runs out.

I play power slinkys (.11 gauge), just because I like name. ^^

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I traded my car in for a microphone.

I run Fender 150's on all my guitars. If the store is out of them I'll buy Gibson Vintage Nickel. All of my electric guitars are strung with 10's.

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Just think of how awesome a guitar player you could have been by now if you had only spent the last 10 years practicing instead of obsessing over pickups and roasted maple necks.

Andy

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Pending Greatness

GHS Gilmours. 10's

I use these on 10 of my 11 guitars.

The only reason I don't use it on number 11 is that it is an Amer. Dlx. Fat Strat with a roller nut that won't accomodate the .052 "E" string.

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I refuse to have a battle of the wits with an unarmed man!

I tried already.

The tone's great, but the strings die very quickly, for someone like me who plays guitar 2-5 hours a day.

how quick is 'quickly'?i also play for 3-4 hours a day with D'addarios and they last for a few good weeks ...and i do change strings frequently...you should try GHS boomers....hope that fits well for you....

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***God made men and men made guitar***

Just put on GHS Gilmour 10's for the 1st time.
Been using Super Slinky 9's for a while and decided to try 10's.
A little tougher to bend but my thick fingers actually grips the strings better too!

Also replaced the stock trem block with a Callaham as well as the 6 screws for the plate.

Intonation and cleaning and pup adjustment...new guitar!!

-T

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-T

"You can't spend what you ain't got, you can't lose what you ain't never had" ~ McKinley Morganfield

+1

Nanowebs for me with Ernie Ball Super Slinkys (Heavy bottom/skinny top) on my Les Paul.

I run Elixer Nanowebs exclusively on my acoustics. I have not used anything but for over 5 years now. I feel they are the least expensive strings on the market when longevity is factored in and they sound not too bad either. Not like a Martin SP or anything but good enough for everything except studio work. When I tried them on my electric guitars however I was much less impressed. I found no reason to spend the extra money IMO.

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Just think of how awesome a guitar player you could have been by now if you had only spent the last 10 years practicing instead of obsessing over pickups and roasted maple necks.