Ernie Ball Zippy Slinky Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings, 7-36 Gauge (P02217)

I have used Ernie Ball strings now for years and the quality is always great. I thought I would try these zippyies and they are light but still strong. They still sound bright and warm. Ty may feel great and play amazing like all the other Ernie Ball strings.

Best strings I've ever owned, and wish I had used them sooner. The playability is amazing and it doesn't take much effort to get used to them. I've even felt like my speed has improved because of the improved ease of play. Best of all is how easy it is to do bend vibratos! Players with locking tuners, go easy when locking the 7 gauge string because you can easy crush and snap it. I learned the hard way but now I have a perfectly good set-up.

I used these for practice..amazing on some of my guitars ... Some guitars you will have to change the set up

I purchased a couple of the 7-36 sets just for fun. On my 25.5 scale Guild, the lack of tension is unbelievable. Barres and Bends like playing a toy, but I will probably switch back to 10's, but I may get used to them and love the tone on the split coil.

First, I prefer a larger string guage, but i tried these. I like them better than the Rev. Willy 7-gauge strings which are not packaged individually. These were That's a big deal and makes it easier and much quicker to change, especially given the thinness. Oddly, the smaller gauge doesn't seem to impact the sound as one might expect on the EA and D strings. Maybe because I use locking tuners, the G string seems to go out of tune more often. I can't say how accurate the intonation I did was, but a lot also depends on how one plays and/or strums when using very thin gauge strings. They are very easy to bend during leads as needed and to emulate steel guitar sounds for that reason.

I LOVE THESE STRINGS! I got these for my modified Rickenbacker 365 so I could play complicated riffs, breakdowns, solos, and arpeggios well, as well as try to learn to shred. They are a bit bright and warm compared to 8-38s or higher gauge, and harder to do harmonics, but MUCH easier to bend, slide, and shred.

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tough yet very light. Extremely easy to bend, So they require a more precise and gentle touch when fingering the frets, or they bend out of tune.