I use this on my guitars, all tuned in Eb. I tried to get back to 10-46 but now way, as I have occasional tendinitis problems
That's also a weird thing. For me Ernies don't corrode but most other strings do.I tried Ernie Ball but they corroded way faster with my particular brand of tropical sweat
In the nineties I used Dean Markley Blue Steel. I wish they made 095-044 sets
I remember reading somewhere that there are only 3 or 4 string manufacturers in the world. They make strings for the brands with their own design etc. I know that Ernie and Dunlop have their own facilities. Couldn't tell you about the rest, there are dozens of brands out there.
I personally use Ernie Ball 10-46 (52 for drop tunings)
That's true but that doesn't mean that there aren't differences between brands, even when made in the same factory. The alloys used and the core/wind geometry on wound strings can make a significant difference.I remember reading somewhere that there are only 3 or 4 string manufacturers in the world.
I am sorry .. with the axe fx and its extreme input sensitivity, I am all over the place nowadays with strings ... Depending on which guitar, what pickups, and what I am gonna be playing ... I use
Ernie Ball SuperSlinky 9-42
Ernie Ball Hybrid Slinky 9-46
Ernie Ball Cobalt hybrid 9-46
Ernie Ball Cobalt slinky 10-52
DAddario XL 12-60
DAddario XL 9-42
DAddario NYXL 9-46
DAddario NYXL 10-52
D'addario NYXL's way worth the extra few bucks. Longer life more tone!
Whoah! I thought I had too many types of strings!