D'Addario EXL120+ Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings, Super Light Plus, 9.5-44

I'm happy with everything from D'addario, but honestly Ernie Ball or GHS are fine quality too. I buy a few of each and can never decide which I like best so I just stock up when they're on sale. The multi-pack is your best value once you decide which ones are for you. These get high marks for playability, excellent tone, tuning retention, and comfort. Highly recommended.

Stop the research, let this be the last review you read. These are the best strings money can buy if tone and feel our at the top of your priority list. Personally I could care less if mediocre sounding strings resist corrosion longer. I have tried coated & non coated in various gauges from the big names in strings. The 9.5' exl120+ strings are magical. The feel and control of this set are incredible. You can be effortlessly expressive in a way that feels harder to do with other sets, especially in larger gauges. There is absolutely no sacrifice in tone for anyone not playing Norwegian post hardcore doom metal. Tuning stability is excellent even with huge bends. Once tuning becomes difficult to maintain after a few months, order more. Recently I needed to change strings and couldn't find these I bought a pair of very popular coated strings. I was floored when I heard the difference. It sounded like a pillow was stuffed in front of the speaker and no variable other than the strings into blame. I was playing into a Helix using the same snapshot. I couldn't wait to cut the coated off!

D'Addario strings are always excellent. I like the 3-pack option. I have never spent $20+ for a single pack of strings so I can't compare them to the boutique stuff that's out ther, but these work great for me and they never break.

If 9's are to light and 10's are a bit too much then try these. I've been using these for a few years and I'm not sick of them yet so that's saying something to me. They feel perfect for me and I won't mess with that!

Using 120 EXL+ Some years ago, I decided I didn’t like 9's or 10's anymore, so when I discovered 9.5's, I got excited. I’ve tried every other 9.5 set out there and none feel like the middle ground between 9 and 10 like these. They’re perfect for me gauge/tension-wise. I also love that they’re pretty bright sounding without being harsh or brittle sounding and I can get controlled feedback without killing ears or it getting out of control too fast. *** They seriously need to do something about quality control though. Inconsistent surface on unwound strings, strings bent in random places and I had five high e strings break on me in five different sets out of the same bag on first tune up to pitch about 8 months ago. Only had one do that since, but I never break strings on my main guitar, so it’s not the guitar. Break one and you loose a set if you never break strings and never have a need for the singles. *** Don’t buy the multipack. 3 pack = 13.99 and 3 single sets comes to 13.14. We should be getting a discount for buying multiple sets at once, not be charged more. I’ll keep that 85 cents, thank you very much-

These are great guitar strings, used them for many years. Nice durability, tuning stability is great. You can’t go wrong with these.

Always my favorite strings because they offer the sizes I like for a great value.

D'Addario can't go wrong with these quick delivery

Perfekt tjocklek! Passar lika bra till min Les Paul som till min Telecaster. Har kört på 0,010 tidigare men tycker det här är idealet! Kanon med D'Addarios färgkodade "ball ends" också.

Excellent strings for my strat copy. Light to the touch (onviously) and pure sound. Great price.

Este calibre 9.5-44 es una locura, se sienten muy bien. Estaba acostumbrado a un calibre 10-46 en mi Gretsch Jet, por la escala se sienten muy bien, pero cuando compré una Jazzmaster la cual venía con 9-42, esas cuerdas se sentían como espaguetis, muy blandas para mí gusto. A pesar de que mi Fender es de una escala más grande y tiene un neck shim para tener el puente más elevado y tener una mayor tensión sobre las cuerdas las 9-42 se sentían demasiado delgadas y tenía miedo de pasarme a un 10-46 en mi Jazzmaster ya que podría sentir las cuerdas muy duras. Había escuchado hace poco de las Ernie ball y las string joy 9.5-44, así que busqué opciones en d'addario y las encontré, son menos comunes en este calibre que las Ernie y un poco más caras, pero valen la pena. La tensión es muy buena, se siente casi como mi Gretsch con 10-46, tal vez ligeramente más suaves, pero es una sensación muy similar. Es como tocar unas 10-46 pero con mayor flexibilidad al hacer bends, con un grosor y mayor firmeza que las 9-42. Yo lo consideraría el calibre perfecto para las fenders, squiers o cualquier guitarra con escala 25.5". Mis cuerdas favoritas para fender.

Always good and consistent

sin duda el calibre justo para mi strato. cuerdas de gran calidad 👌