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Ernie Ball 2241 Hybrid Slinky RPS 9 Electric Guitar Strings
Searched Ernie Ball 2241 Hybrid Slinky RPS 9 Electric Guitar Strings in Reviews
best for my style
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great all around string, i have these on all my strat type guitars
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nice tension string to string, great feel, even tone
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string life could be a little better.
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4.0 |
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Awesome Strings with tons of tone!
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They are quality strings at a great price, better than many more expensive strings and sound a lot better than "Coated" strings that are meant to last longer, such as Elixer strings.
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Easy to bend but not fragile, I recently tried a set of GHS strings and I broke the high E as I was tuning up. I rarely break a string when I use ernie ball though! Harmonics are also very lively!
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Nothing not to like... a great all around set of strings.
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5.0 |
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Awful Strings.
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After having used regular super slinky gauge 9's I thought i'd give these a go... The first hour of playing them they were nice but after a 3 hour gig, they were rotting away!!! I've had them for nearly a week and they are in worse conditions than the last lot had been after 3 months!!
Complete Waste of money. Roto-pinks or Regular slinkys are far farrr better.
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The sound they gave off for the first hour.
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They rotted after a couple of hours
They were dull in less time than that
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1.0 |
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Widdly widdly - chugga chugga
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I tried these after i was fed up of buying separate sets for this gauge as at first they were unavailable. These are great if you want decent bottom end, say from 10's/11's and the option for tapping from 8's/9's. With the abuse i gave them they lasted a fair while but the high E and D were always breaking - probably these would last longer if tuned down to D.
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| Liked about it |
Hybrid-good bottom end and bright high's/pick harmonics etc
Cheap (like me!)
great for tapping
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Not as 'bright' as D'Darrio's
Maybe the company should think of an 8's Hybrid set for scalloped fretboards...
Seemed to be in short supply at most of my local shops (for one shop i was the ONLY customer for this set!)
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3.0 |
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Better quality without a rise in price!
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Ernie Ball RPS strings are better than the original Slinky strings. They have the patented "Reinforced Plain String" so the higher strings last long without breaking. I've never had problems with the lower strings breaking on me fast, and now I don't have that problem with the higher strings. Just a better overall set of strings.
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| Liked about it |
They last longer than stock Slinky's
Tone is increased a bit.
Ball ends look cool!
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Not all guitar stores in my area sell them.
They still break faster than more expensive brands.
Not coated.
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3.0 |
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Not hardly my first pick
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I heard lots of hype about super slinky from my friends, so I had the music shop string up the 6 and took it home to jam. The high E popped after about an hour of playing, and I never went back to the super slinky 9's
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Stay in tune well
I like the name.
I did like the sound
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I didn't like how the string wore out and broke fast.
The strings loose their kick (at least on tape) when they get some wear on them.
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2.0 |
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