Ernie Ball Power Slinky Coated Titanium RPS Electric Guitar Strings - 11-48 Gauge

Always use these strings on my Reverend War hawk. Because of the 24 and 3/4 scale length. Good quality stings. Little bit more cost than normal guitar strings but these sound better and last longer. Cheeper than anywhere to get these stings.

Used many times

I've been using Ernie Ball Hybrid Slinky's for a good number of years now, but I won't talk about the strings in terms of gauge here as I assume you'll have already some experience with what strings you like before looking at these.This particular line of strings claim to decrease string breakage, hold tuning and resist wear more than a regular set, and it's safe to say this is exactly what they do.After 3 months of daily playing I'm about due a new set, which as far as longevity goes is fantastic. I have these strings set up on a MIM Fender Telecaster Deluxe 72 reissue complete with a graph-tec nut and string-saver saddles, so I can't put it all down to the strings as to why I've not broken any (in all honesty I rarely break a string and if you've not got a well cut and lubed nut all the will in the world won't keep you in tune), but these strings will take an absolute hammering and maintain their freshness and tone twice as long as a regular set. I can play for a good 30-60 minutes without having to adjust my tuning, which I put down to a combo of the strings and the graph-tec nut. As with any set of strings, washing your hands prior to playing will prolong the life of these strings considerably.All in all, definitely worth the extra cash since you'll be changing sets far less often, but don't go expecting miracles. It's still just wound metal at the end of the day!

I bought these to put on a 335. They sound great, the coating doesn't seem to make any significant difference in tone from the uncoated set I had on the guitar before. They've been on the guitar for a couple of weeks and I wipe the strings down after every use like I normally would, and these still sound as good as they did when I first put them on. I suspect these will outlast uncoated strings by a notable margin.

Nice coated strings, lasts longer than normal, yes really happy

As our son put it " Banging A* "Good price locally you would be looking around £18 - £20.Titanium coated.... He then began to shred like hell...🎸

Does what it says on the tin.

Top E string broke on tuning up. I have used the "normal" Ernie Ball 9's and 10's plenty of times before and rarely do they break on me, yet for a 11, it broke on tuning. And it's not my bridge saddle either. For these premium strings the M-Steel seem to have a better longevity.