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which set for what style

NOFX

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I am lookin to try out some slinkys after my ultra light J. D'Addario
but am lost at what size I should try first. I play punk with a small mix of old time country. Any sugg.?
 
A good place to start would be with our Super Slinkys #2223. They should cover the styles you play.

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i'd been playing those heavy bottom light top strings for ages, but found they didn't really sit well with my new axis super sports. the guitar came with really light strings. i've changed to using the hybrid slinkys (9 - 46) and find they offer the best of both worlds. but for some reason, they're the hardest to find over here in japan.
 
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