Tone Deaf Music
5 Pack of Electric or Acoustic Guitar Strings - 011 gauge Top E 1st / B 2nd single 11s 0.11
5 Pack of Electric or Acoustic Guitar Strings - 011 gauge Top E 1st / B 2nd single 11s 0.11
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- On ELECTRIC guitars replaces the 1st thinnest (Top E) string OR the 2nd thinnest (B) string.
- On ACOUSTIC guitars replaces the 1st thinnest (Top E) string
- 5 PACK of ball end, unwound 011 gauge steel strings.
- Strings are INDIVIDUALLY SEALED to ensure they sound great whenever you fit them. Tone Deaf Music instrument strings are BRIGHT SOUNDING and have a FULL TONE
- Designed to be a stable string meaning they settle in quickly and maintain a fantastic tone for longer.
Tone Deaf Music instrument strings are bright sounding, full-toned, stable strings. Individually sealed to ensure that they don't sound dull even after a period of storage, they will settle in quickly meaning that the new-string tuning drift period immediately after fitting is minimised.
This pack contains 5 x 011 gauge strings which can be used in various applications. Most commonly used as a B (2nd thinnest string) on Electric Guitars or a Top E (thinnest string) on both Acoustic or Electric Guitars.
Application Guide:
- Electric guitar 1st string (Top E) as part of a medium or heavy set up
- Electric guitar 2nd String (B) as part of a light set up
- Acoustic guitar 1st String (top E) as part of a light set up
- Not suitable for classical / spanish guitars which are fitted with nylon strings.
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The service we received was excellent, very highly recommend this company
Timely arrival, goods as advertised
Fairly poor quality of sound on E string, perhaps not suprising at this price and equally disappointing as the ball end seems quite well made.
Should have read reviews no E strings even though this is the description.Top E 1st / B 2nd single 11s 0.113 have broken immediately very dangerous snapping as soon as tightened.Waste of money.Doesn’t deserve even 1 star no option for zero stars.
You fit them on a guitar, plug in and hit them - and they make a noise. Just like strings that cost double or more. Even better, since it's the thinner unwound strings that are far more likely to break, it makes sense to get a few sets of 5 in gauges from .009 to .016 rather than break open a whole new pack.It's all just nickel-coated steel wire for goodness' sake. If you've got a good light-touch fretting technique, then these strings are every bit as good as premium Ernie Balls or D'Addario. Awesome!