Elixir Strings, Electric Guitar Strings, Nickel Plated Steel with POLYWEB Coating, Longest-Lasting Warm Tone with Comfortable Feel, 6 String Set, Custom Light 9-46

I love Elixir strings. I use these on my Les Pauls. They sound great, feel slinky and last much longer than the Ernie Balls I previously used.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Stings last much longer than other top brands i’ve tried. They also sound and feel great to play, especially the polyweb version. Coating:SmoothClarity:Clear and warmFunctionality:Come onQuality:HighSound quality:GreatString quality:Excellent-never had one break

Used them for years. Holds tuning well. Long lasting use before changing strings. Holds intonation well.

The media could not be loaded. Got great sound from these strings, they feel nice to play with. At first it has a slippery/oily texture to it, but after getting used to that it helps out playing fast. these are the first strings I used after the ones that came with the guitar broke. It tunes really nice too, doesn't get out of tune fast. Would purchase again

There’s a really great strings with awesome tone

These strings are ok, in my opinion. I normally get the Warm bronze 10ga red box. These in blue box seem to sound too bright, treblely with the pick (warm/bassy with thumb) and, I had to adjust my acoustic Breedlove's thrus rod (first time) upon using these. After the adjustment, string buzzing is at a minimal, but I will admit, at next interval, it'll be the Red Elixir box warm bronze type strings. The 3rd string isn't wound as ones in the red box is.

I've been using Elixir strings for many years, and I have tried all brands in the past. They are a bit pricey, but the articulate tone, which is important to me because I only play clean, no pedals, and how long they last is worth the money. At times you can find 3 packs on sale.

The coated string feel and sound is not for everyone, but it is what I’ve grown to prefer. Add in that the strings last way longer than uncoated and it’s a win-win if you like them. Definitely worth trying if you’ve never experimented with coated strings, and elixir makes my favorite coated strings and they’ve been doing it for years. Strings are completely subjective though so if you don’t love them, just keep trying different brands, types (coated vs uncoated), gauges, materials, etc until you find what you love. For me, it’s these polyweb 10s on electric and elixirs nanoweb 12s and 13s on my acoustics.