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CONCERNE MON AVIS SUR LES CORDES ERNIE BALL 2221
Le prix est justifié pour cette qualité de cordage, le son est satisfaisant pour le genre de musique auquel ces cordes sont dédiées (rock actuel, folk actuel, blues actuel, ...et autres tendances actuelles).
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exactly what is needed!
very good strings sound great I can safely recommend them they came very quickly and well too.
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JN
Classic strings, great price, does the job
Classic strings that sound great. Not as long lasting as others but for the price you can't beat them!
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Ernie Ball - a reliable classic
Ernie Ball is a renown brand, one of those that has become an icon over the decades. What still stands out is not its blazon or the fame given to the rockstars who showed their talents using these strings. This product still represents the best price-quality ratio on the market. The strings last long and produce a sound that can match any music genre. The regular slinky, in particular, are the most versatile. They are strong and thick enough but still with a certain flexibility that allows the performer to hit hard or play softly with the same response to the touch. There is no need to spend more. Ernie Ball regular slinky does its job perfectly and when the thrill is gone... just buy another set ;-)
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K:
Good strings
They're not my favourite strings. They sound great fresh out the pack but I find they lose a bit too much life after the first few weeks and I'm not someone who likes to change strings once a month. But they're not too expensive and like I said, great fresh out the pack
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I used these strıngs for almost two years and they are doing their job very well
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Great strings if you change them often
This might only be my experience, but when fresh, these strings are the best strings for bending I've tried, and sound great. They really are slinky, and for a period of not more than a week of playing they're excellent.
Then they promptly start to oxidize, sound tinny and lose elasticity. But they're the most comfortable strings to use while they last. If I were a professional playing a tour where minions change my strings before each show I'd use these (or maybe the RPS version of these). As an amateur who's not rich, I have to think of alternatives. I usually gravitate between these and D'Addario EXL 110 strings, which last longer but are less bendy.
Again, maybe that's just my experience and my hand chemistry is what's causing it. But I've heard others describing the same issues.
I've been using these a lot for more than 10 years now - I bend a lot so they're handy.
Then they promptly start to oxidize, sound tinny and lose elasticity. But they're the most comfortable strings to use while they last. If I were a professional playing a tour where minions change my strings before each show I'd use these (or maybe the RPS version of these). As an amateur who's not rich, I have to think of alternatives. I usually gravitate between these and D'Addario EXL 110 strings, which last longer but are less bendy.
Again, maybe that's just my experience and my hand chemistry is what's causing it. But I've heard others describing the same issues.
I've been using these a lot for more than 10 years now - I bend a lot so they're handy.
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Good strings for a low budget
These are the most common strings ever. Good sound at the beginning, but loose bright and get corrosion very soon in comparison to other more expensive brands.
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electric=Ernie
Not the best, but they're cheap, sound good and last long enough. There's a reason why they are the default strings on new electrics.
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Good set of strings
Good set of strings for good price.
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