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If you want a vintage tone with warmth to tame the biting edge off some guitars prone to it, there's not much finer than a set of Pure Nickel wrap DR strings. It also cuts down on string tension and wear and tear to the frets. Marketed toward "blues" players, I'd re-vise to market towards a player that wants vintage overtones and easier fret feel which nowadays, could well be just about anyone without a Floyd Rose system on their guitar.
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These are the best sounding strings I’ve ever had on my Telecaster. They have all the thump and cluck on the low strings that you would ever want. The “piano-tone” thing. They respond almost like an acoustic guitar does with a slightly scooped midrange and a really clean fundamental. Play a G chord and hammer on the B on the A string? Killer, and in tune. Great strings!!!
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I play with the finesse of an intoxicated gorilla. I'm also very lazy, and don't change strings as often as I should. For me, DR's are more stable out of the box, last longer and sound better than other strings. They're all I use.
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Nickel electric guitar strings are the bright sounding electric guitar strings. You get the manufacturing process of DR 's specific string core winding technology the way they make their High Beam bass and guitar and guitar strings. DR pure Blues strings are as bright, loud and clear and well made both material and manufacturing wise as electric guitar strings can be. I suppose you could use thesewith distortion but with the clarity of these, playing in clean channel'd be 'purest way to hear em
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These dudes get it. Guitar strings.... Check.... Some Chamomile mint tea.... Check Hell yeah. Thank you guys so much, gonna have a relaxing evening sippin tea and jammin 10 out of 10
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