Where can I get .07 gauge strings?

[Given to Fly]

I need a 7 gauge string for one of my guitars so that I can get a high A. An 8 will only go to G, so do guys know of anywhere that sells a string this light? Thanks

[power freak]

D'addario sell single strings that go up to gauge 7 and down to gauge 60 so I guess there would be a good place to look. Also I heard people use banjo strings to get really light gauges!

[Drew]

www.juststrings.com

[mike777]

You can also find them in a spool at your local fabric and crafts store

Mike 777 Haug

[CrossingStar]

Dude, .007's are for WIMPS! Manly muscle bound He-Men use .009's!!

[AndersPGM]

Originally Posted by CrossingStar

Dude, .007's are for WIMPS! Manly muscle bound He-Men use .009's!!

great that makes me a he-man!

[Two hands31]

I use .010s, fear me

[Given to Fly]

.009's and .010's don't get you high A's!

[Drew]

they do if you fret the 5th fret of your high e... like, duh.

-D

[Given to Fly]

Thanks Drew

[BucketBot]

I've become quite addicted to using a set of .009s only with replacing the .009 with a .007 for standard tuning.
And I haven't quite been able to get the .007 up to A. It'll go just past G# and then snap. That's on a 25 1/2" scale though.

[microdmitry]

Originally Posted by CrossingStar

Dude, .007's are for WIMPS! Manly muscle bound He-Men use .009's!!

He-men use 11s or 13s (yeah, that's the high E) and Gibson guitars.

[darren wilson]

I use .011s on a 25.5" scale guitar. Gibsons? Pfft. Short scale lengths are for wusses.

[Drew]

Originally Posted by Given to Fly

Thanks Drew

Anytime. Captain Obvious to the rescue.

-D

[themaidenmaniac]

For the love of god dont use 7.s. I thought 8's were bad enough but 7.s ahhhhhhh....