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Not really they start to look kinda dirtyish but not completely black. They are starting to feel kinda rusty (only adjective i can think to fit it) so ima switch them out pretty soon. U think ernie balls are good? and if so wich kind of ernie ball?
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For Electric guitar it's Dean Markeleys every time, for acoustic, Martin bronze with a wound 3rd, and for bass usually Elites or Rotosound can't be beaten.
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i use GHS boomers on both my electric guitar and electric bass and on my acoustic i use D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze Light Guitar Strings
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D'addario .009 - .042 sets on my Ibanez S, 10-46 on my Viper, and Any set of 12's I can get my mitts on that aren't made by rotosound, on my acoustics.
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i use light dean markleys. i think elixir string arent that different to dean markley, or dadario
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For acoustic guitar I use elixers.
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Basses are nice because you rarely have to replace strings. I can't imagine someone breaking the E-string.
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I usually play Dean Markley Custom gauge (Light E,A,D heavy G,B,E), but I pretty much reccomend anything except for Elixirs. They're great if you don't like changing strings, but the coating on them dampens the tone and makes them sound dull IMO.
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I use elixers, Dean Markley and other brands turn my fingers black.
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