Ernie Ball GuitarStrings, 6 Pack of 0.10 Custom Light, High Carbon Steel for Acoustic and Electric Guitars

My son keeps breaking the same string and as Tim Henson is his idol as soon as we heard he uses these that was it. To be honest they sound great and at a fraction of the cost we had been paying.

Always reliable product and these are a fair price, delivered fairly quickly.Nice

good value

I've no particular brand loyalty to Ernie Ball strings, I use Rotosounds etc., to me they're just guitar consumables, not objects of desire! That said, they are reliable and, like all the reputable brands, well finished. What these multi-packs help with is making up customised string sets, especially with the larger gauges that very seldom are used to replace broken strings (that's normally 9s and 10s, in my experience). If you're a heavy tremolo user then your whammy bar use will be sawing the strings over saddles at each end and even a well finished bridge saddle and nut slot will eventually break strings (and on the larger gauges it'll be the string windings that give way - which is why I bought 13s too). String manufacturers would love us all to replace string sets every 10 minutes but realistically we make them last as long as we can, and these "spares" come in very handy. The Ernie Ball brand is good and consistent, good enough that cheap strings from China are illegally branded to ride on the Ernie Ball reputation, and I have no reservations about recommending the genuine article.

Nice strings

I wanted some spare top e strings and had gone off-brand at didn’t realise Ernie Ball did them other than in sets. The ones I had gone for weren’t much cheaper than these but broke continually and had a v tinny tone compared to the rest of the strings which were EB. I went back to another search and to my delight found these EB top e strings individually. Much relieved and tuned and played great from the start. I’ve always liked Ernie Ball, and will definitely stick with them in the future.

Always use these what more can you say just buy them

This is a collection of six plain, unwound .010 gauge strings, not a set of six strings of which the highest is .010. Ernie Ball is a decent string maker, and one of the only ones to supply single strings, so these particular singles have been a mainstay for me for several years. The gauge is what used to be called X-Light for acoustic and Light for electric, though I've seen this gauge referred to as 'medium' on electric. I always recommend everyone who is playing for an audience to have spare strings in their case. If you do a lot of string bending on electric, this is the one which is liable to go first. However, if the E string keeps breaking, it probably means that there's a sharp edge somewhere. Check where it usually breaks, and either take it to a guitar repairer or be prepared to very judiciously file it smooth yourself. These are currently priced at less than £1 each on Amazon (prices change, so check). I've never found them in a shop for less than £1.50.

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