I like heavier strings, 012 and 013 or thereabouts. I also like plain thirds.
Anyone know of anyone that makes a set with a plain third? I normally have to buy a 022 - 024 or so in plain separate when I'm buying strings and I don't know why, but I'd rather not.
Or, I might just make the step up to wound thirds.
Heavy Strings with a Plain 3rd
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Wound 3rd is the way to go, something about a plain third just feels awkward and plinky to me.
No experience with them, but here
No experience with them, but here
I'm sorting out a guitar for a mate who plays 13s with plain 3rd - pretty sure he said Ernie Ball does a set....might have been didarrio. I'll need to buy them soon so this is relevant to interests.
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Yes. Except that you've googled the answer instead of the question, instead of just suggesting an answer. Good work.tomin8r wrote:Wound 3rd is the way to go, something about a plain third just feels awkward and plinky to me.
No experience with them, but here
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I am a big fan of Dunlop's "HEAVIEST CORE" strings, despite the silly name. Plain third.
http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/heavy- ... ar-strings
http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/heavy- ... ar-strings
012 is as light as I want to go. I'm thinking of just getting d'Addario Pure Nickel 013s with the wound third. I am coming to terms with the fact that there's a maturing process to go through whereby you start thinking humbuckers are best, then move on single coils, then realise it's P-90s. I suspect the same is true for slinky strings, on to heavy strings, on to heavy with a wound third.