Guitars and strings

[tornandfrayed]

What type of eb strings do you use on your main mm guitars...coated,mixed and matched,type of music you play,tunings, ect..give all the info you can!

[PeteDuBaldo]

Coated RPS Slinky (10s) tuned E-e on everything except 20th Silo which is Not Even Slinky tuned C-c. Classic to modern rock, alternative, country, blues...

[Jack FFR1846]

Axis: super slinky 9's
ASS, Sublhouette: slinky 10's

Mostly standard tunings, occational drop D, occational Eb.
Blues, Christian contemporary, metal (but not shreading), rock.

[beej]

Mostly coated Super Slinky (9s). Sometimes the regular Super Slinky.

Balls are best, boys.

[browndog]

20 years using the same Super Slinky’s

[Jimmyb]

Regular Super Slinkies for me.

I fear change.

[tornandfrayed]

20 years using the same super slinky’s

a man that knows when hes on to somthing good!

[browndog]

Well... not the same strings. They do get changed.

[tornandfrayed]

well... Not the same strings. They do get changed. :d

thanks for clearing that up bd...i was scratching my head on that one!

[threeminutesboy]

RPS9 except on the AL that is RPS10

[peterd79]

i've been using the same setup for about 13-14 years ans it's always the 10's

[D.K.]

EB 9-54 slinkys on my 7-String
RPS 9 on the others from time to time

[fsmith]

Coated RPS 10's...

standard tuning

[David Corrales]

I'm about to try stainless slinkys. Problem with regulars is that I use them for 2 hours and they already start to fade and get corroded really quickly!

[jam3v]

I'm curious as to the differences between RPS and the regular Slinkys. My Dargie II came with a set of RPS and a week later they're still feeling pretty good. But that guitar doesn't get played as often, as its in a different tuning.