Electric strings

Stringjoy Orbiters Coated Electric Guitar Strings are the go-to coated strings when you want crisp top-end, higher output and out-of-this-world durability. Using a special enamel-coated nickel-plated steel wrap wire, an uncoated core wire, and our famousl

Stringjoy Orbiters Coated Electric Guitar Strings are the go-to coated strings when you want crisp top-end, higher output and out-of-this-world durability. Using a special enamel-coated nickel-plated steel wrap wire, an uncoated core wire, and our famousl

XL Pure Nickel is our vintage electric string set, designed to embody the vibe of the ‘50s. In that early era of electric guitar, pure nickel was the main alloy used in electric guitar strings. Made with a high carbon steel core and pure nickel wrap wire,

XS Nickel Wound coated electric guitar strings provide the longest life of any D’Addario electric guitar string. Coated with our groundbreaking XS coating, these premium electric strings attain maximum life and a smooth, fast feel without dampening their

XS is breathing new life into coated strings. With its ultra-thin film coating on every wound string and unique polymer treatment on the plain steels, XS offers our highest level of protection for maximum life with an uncommonly smooth feel. XS also featu

Fender Classic Core electric strings go straight to the heart of classic tone for modern guitar. Designed with “vintage-spec” round core wire rather than the modern hexagonal type, Classic Core strings sound and feel perfectly seasoned as soon as you put

Fender Classic Core electric strings go straight to the heart of classic tone for modern guitar. Designed with “vintage-spec” round core wire rather than the modern hexagonal type, Classic Core strings sound and feel perfectly seasoned as soon as you put

From Stringjoy:
If you’re looking for the most flexible string around, well boy howdy, have you ever come to the right place…

Our Super Lights Broadways bring back a much-loved but since discontinued gauge combination from the past that were once a k

So these might look like a typical set of 9s (or Super Lights, or Extra Lights—everyone seems to call ‘em something different…), but trust me, they’re not.

The standard for 9s is typically 9-11-16-24-32-42, and while the gauges on the bottom end are so

Ah, so you like a set of strings that packs a punch, do ya? You like to pick heavy on the bottom but still want to be able to bend up top? Well then, our Heavy Bottom 10s are just the strings for you.

This set addresses the two tension issues that aris

So 10s aren’t quite enough for you, is that right? Don’t worry my friend, you’re in good company.

11s are the perfect middle ground—enough tension to get a nice meaty tone out of your guitar, but not so much that you can’t bend at all. Well, our Balanc

From Stringjoy:

I know what you’re thinking: 10 to 48? I thought Light strings went 10 to 46? Yeah well, let me explain…

We do a lot of experimenting around here with different string gauges — I know, we’re nerds — and we love to run the tension ma