10-52 d'addario or 11-52 dean markley if I'm feeling saucy. The deans come with a wound and plain G, have wound G on my JS and plain on my Jaguar right now (though strung up the Jag with a wound G for a few months before deciding they annoy me during lead playing, which doesn't matter on the JS because it's too cramped for leads and the frets/saddles choke on bends anyway.).
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Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
I was on 10 - 52s for a decade. Billy Gibbons has convinced me to go back to skinny strings. So, 9-42s on all seven 24" guitars. I have a set of 8s, but I haven't tried them yet.
A Whole Bunch of Guitars. Some with sparkles. Some with Pearl. Some with racing stripes.
its get so rusty that impossible play after 20 days
Dean markley my favorites they last 60 days cleaning aways , get dark but not rusty
Ghs also pretty awsome 40 days or so cleaning aways , also get dark but not rusty
24" or 24 3/4"
12 - 54, or 12 - 56, one comes with a wound 3rd.. that is the ne i prefer but i'll use either.. generally D'ADdario i've bought many other brands but always go back.
I have always used D'Ad 52's Jazz, but the treble strings always left me wanting more bite and are harder to bend. I have been using Ernie Ball 52's heavy top/ lite bottoms... I gotta try those D'Ad heavy/lite set.
The same gauge I use on my standard scale guitar - .10-.46. I quite like the 'elastic' feel of .10s on a shorter scale. I use my 'stang for different types of riffs (leads rather than chords) so it works well for me.
