Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Coated Titanium Electric Guitar Strings, 10-46 Gauge (P03121)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I've used a lot of different Ernie ball strings for guitar and banjo. Acoustic and electric. I really like these on my semi hollow body electric. I use the regular slinkys on my full hollow body jazz guitar. I say as cheap as strings are try something new once in a while. You might surprise your self. After all the music comes from the string. If everything else is good they are the only thing that makes a difference

I’ve been playing guitar for about 55 years. I think I’ve probably played just about every string made. I keep coming back to Ernie Ball. The Titanium strings, for me, take it to a whole different level. They sound great on whatever I put them on: Les Paul, Tele, Strat, or PRS. They sound bight, smooth, and well balanced.

First time buying Ernie Ball Coated Slinky strings, and I am blown away by their tone and feel. They sound bright and crisp. The playability is super smooth, making bends and vibrato effortless. I was curious how they would compare to the Paradigms, and I am not disappointed. They stay fresh, sound amazing, and feel great. Worth every penny.

Arrived with a hole in the bag which exposed the strings to extreme humidity

I bought these for my Telecaster and the quality and feel fo the strings are great. Not sure if it is because they are new, but either way, I would recommend.

I have always been a D’adario & elixir fan boy ever since i started playing guitar 14 years ago. Throughout time and in between setups, the guitar technicians i took my guitar to always looked at me in a different way when i said for strings im not taking ernie ball, tho one of them insisted when the cobalt launched that i should give Ernie ball another chance cuz they are good. And he was right! The cobalt has been the sharp d’adario version of ernie ball while keeping the mellow tone that i love about ernie ball, but sadly they got rusty extremely quick and i had to go back to elixir. A decade passed by and so much has changed in life, I finally got back into playing guitar and bought myself a beast of a brand new schecter (c1 platinum) and a boss katana mk2 100 and boy is that combination the best thing ive ever had since my good old days, better than my old Ibanez prestige and the junky (sold to a friend) line 6 spider 4 30W amp. The schecter came with the strings that made me fall in love with Ernie ball, the cobalt series, and as much as i loved them again like i used to i had to get coated strings after 4 days of playing. Thankfully, finally ernie ball has launched with a coated line!!! And that gave me so much joy!!! To the point i was expecting to see if ernie has finally made me their loyal customer after so many attempts? Have they nailed this time? And so they did!! Unlike the rest of the Ernie balls that are dry and rusty these definitely feel like high quality coated strings, smooth and very well toned!! Ernie ball i kneel, this is how you got customers like me, people who want something reliable and long lasting and dont need to hassle to take care of things every minute. The strings are durable and after playing sessions with them Ernie has got my seal of approval!!!

"String gauge doesn't matter" they said. "You won't notice a difference" they said. They were wrong; these 8-gauges are amazing. Switching from 10 & 11 to this is a night & day difference. Chords are so effortless on these.

Love these strings, best ever!!! Definitely going to get a few sets for spares, just buy them!!!