Fender Super 250 Electric Guitar Strings, Nickel Plated Steel, Ball End, 250L .009-.042, 3-Pack

If you're an absolute beginner who's never changed a guitar string before, you *might* want to ask your teacher (or a friend who plays, etc.) for help with these because they don't come labeled. It's just a set shoved into a bag together.But as long as you're experienced enough to know a .009 from a .011 these are just an insane good deal.I normally play Elixir Nanoweb on my electrics, but I'm working on restoring two old 90s guitars, and didn't want to spend the extra $30 on them. Since one is an actual Fender, and the other is a strat clone, these do the job nicely.

So far these are some of the best feelings strings I’ve tried. I mostly runs 8’s since I like the ease of playing lighter gauge and I’ve tried most popular options. My go to prior was the Ernie Ball Stainless Steel since they’re cheap, have lasted the longest, and feel great. The only issue I had with those was the break in period and tendency of breaking if I bent too much the high strings during the first week. These on the other hand felt amazing straight out of the bag, and almost felt like the Ernie Ball after 6 months of use. They stay in tune well, have incredible feel bending and doing vibratos, haven’t broken on me even while heavy bending during the first week, and cost the exact same as the Ernie Ball. The real test is seeing how long they last, but even then I’m prefer the feel of these than the Ernie Ball.

Better Quality than the strings that came with the guitar.The sound is clear and with perfect pitch. They fit easy and are easy to install.They seem easier to tune than the strings that came with the guitar and keeps the pitch longer.They may not be the best on the market but it is a safe buy for a teenage learning toplay guitar.

Bought these fender bass strings to replace some string joy bass strings that I bought to replace some stings that were on my new used squire bass vi. Sorry for that. I love my Squier bass vi and after getting it did a set up and tried some of the hacks to address some tuning issues. I tried the bass vi strings thinking they would be an upgrade, turns out I didn't care for them they lacked warmth or low end and may have been a little to bright as well. I lived with them for a few months and switched again to the fenders. These strings return the bass or guitar to a more balanced sound,also all wound portions of the six strings are long enough to pass through the tuning pegs holes unlike the string joy. I'm happy and don't plan on splurging on the La Bella flat wounds which I bet sound great.

I love these! A good price, and makes my guitar sound a whole lot better than the ones it came with!

Fender is always consistent with great quality and reasonable price.

Big improvement over the stock strings on my Squier Bass VI. Eliminated the fret buzz on the low E. Stays in tune well. Highly recommended.

These are great. Easy on the fingers w/a semi warm & clear tone. All 4 of my electrics have these on now. 👍👍