JakeDTH

I use Ernie Ball "Not Even Slinky" (.012-.016-.024p-.032-.044-.056) custom gauge nickel wound strings. I like them as I play in D# tuning and because they feel more like acoustic strings, which I like because I started out on an acoustic guitar. They also have more bass and won't break as easy when I play live.

I recently used to use Ernie Ball "Regular Slinky" (.010-.013-.017-.026-.036-.046) custom gauge nickel wound strings, but they don't work well with D# or really any kind of lower tunings.

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SATCHMO

Dean Markley Nickel Steel Electric - medium top heavy bottom

nothingbuthopeandpassion

I'm using GHS BASS BOOMER strings since they produce 115strings.

on guitar I'm also using GHS strings...like them really much, especially on bass!

Dr_Rez

My cat has a ****ing blast when I change strings. Throw them across the room and sheis happy for hours.

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Frumious B

Ernie Ball-Regular Slinky and Super Slinky.

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crash_override

Whatever is on sale really, I'm not too picky about strings. I do like BOOMERS 105's though.

Have you ever tried to buy Acoustic Bass Strings? What a pain in the ass.

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Husky McDump

For my electric I buy .10 DR strings. Only string on the market that doesn't have a hex-core rod for a center. For my acoustic I use .11 Elixir poly-web or nano-web strings.

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supermarlin

Regular Slinkies