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GHS E-Git.Saiten,09-42,Precision Flatwound,Stainless Steel

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Electric Guitar strings with a sanded surface made from stainless steel. Highly magnetic and powerful sound. The GHS Standard ... All product info

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Electric Guitar Strings Precision Flatwound

Electric Guitar strings with a sanded surface made from stainless steel. Highly magnetic and powerful sound. The GHS Standard for Jazz guitars. USA made with the newest technology, available in various gauges for 6 string electric guitars.

Features: Stainless Steel Flat Wound Hexagonal Core Made in USA GHS PFT 750 UL - Ultra Light Gauge: 009-011-016-024-032-042

Manufactured by:

GHS Corporation
GHS Strings
PO BOX 136, 49016 Battle Creek, Michigan
Vereinigte Staaten
info@ghsstrings.com

Authorized Representative in Europe:

Warwick GmbH & Co Music Equipment KG
Gewerbepark 46, 8258 Markneukirchen
Deutschland
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Features:

Manufacturer: GHS
Unit: Set
Instrument: Electric guitar
Gauge: 009 - 042
Material: Stainless Steel
Polished: Yes
Coated: No
Double Ball-End: No
7-string: No
8-string: No
12-string: No
Wound G-String: No

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Smooth but not bland

Review from: pl at 11/28/20

I always hated the noise of roundwound strings, but I admit that nickel plated flatwound are not suitable for most genres. If you like the smoothness of flatwounds but you're not Pat Martino and still need some harmonics above your fundamental tone, these are the strings for you.
In short, these strings have good output, a (not overly) bright tone, they do not oxidize easily and are suitable for those people allergic to nickel. They are not the cheapest strings on the market, but keep in mind that they will last more than common pure nickel or nickel plated strings.
Another note: even if I got a super light gauge (9-42) the high E seems to have a good resistance to bending and does not snap easily like most of the other strings I tried.