Elixir Strings 19002 Electric Guitar With Optiweb Coating, Super Light (.009-.042)
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Size: Super Light (.009-.042)
Color: Super Light 9-42
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
Features
- Electric guitar strings constructed with nickel-plated steel wrap wire
- Played for the same crisp tone as an uncoated string
- Optiweb Coating provides a natural feel
- Our coating technology protects against common corrosion and debris buildup, extending tone life longer than any other brands coated or uncoated strings (Elixir strings player survey)
- Anti-rust Plating on plain steel strings ensures longer tone life for the entire set
Description
Elixir electric nickel Plated steel strings with OPTIWEB Coating give you the performance of a natural string — that crisp tone, natural feel and playable grip you know and love—without sacrificing the signature long-lasting tone life of Elixir strings.
Brand: Elixir
String Gauge: Light
Color: Super Light 9-42
Instrument: Electric Guitar
Finish Type: Uncoated
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 4.1 x 4.7 inches
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: 19077
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 1, 2017
Color Name: Super Light 9-42
String Gauge: Light
Number of Strings: 6
Size: Super Light (.009-.042)
Voltage: 240 Volts
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Size: Medium (.011-.049)
Color: Gold
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
Coating is not as slippery as the nanoweb coating. Easy to switch to from regular strings. Stays in tune well and are very fun to play on.
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by Peter Charette
Size: Super Light (.009-.042)
Color: Super Light 9-42
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
I've ordered 2 sets of these over the years for 2 separate guitars. I love the feel of these, makes sliding and bends more comfortable as well. I recorded comparisons between old regular strings and these, and the tone sounds exactly the same. Very durable too, even with my heavy picking style. I'll definitely buy these again.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024 by stiltzwaffles
Size: Light/Heavy (.010-.052)
Color: Multicolor
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
My son has sweaty hands and plays daily so strings either rust or snap within a few months. These have lasted an entire year. No rust, no snapped strings.
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by Ken
Size: Medium (.011-.049)
Color: Gold
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
Cool, I get to be the first person to write a very public review of Elixir's new series of electric-guitar focused strings. While I don't really follow guitar media anymore (been a while since I received magazines and such), the fact that even an Elixir-only player was TOTALLY unaware of these coming out made me extra-intrigued by them. They showed up while I was attempting to order my usual strings, the Medium (.11 - .49) Nanoweb series, and at first just confused; since when were there Optiweb coated strings? What's the difference? Most importantly, can they really improve their long-standing king of the "$10+" strings given their monopoly on it already? Basically, the answer is yes...by quite a bit. I'll concede the following points before getting in to a succinct review of the product, as it's important: 1. I've been totally converted to Elixir strings for about 2 years now, after well over a decade of using D'Addarios or the occasional Ernie Ball Slinky when on sale. 2. From my observations, Elixirs in general are a love/hate product and "technology" with few people posting that they're just whatever. Anybody who falls in to the hate/dislike camp for whatever reason likely isn't going to be swayed over by these. 3. For some reason, after finding out about a new line of Elixirs I WANTED to like them, so I waited a bit to review them to ensure to minimize any confirmation bias. Those 3 points addressed, I'll get to it: IMHO, Opitweb is a pretty big improvement in two ways, and lI think I'll continue using them over Nanowebs unless their longevity turns out to be dramatically shorter. After restringing my primary guitar, I noticed right away that these didn't seem to require any major post setup stretching or adjusting. D'addarios usually require 3 rounds of tuning, stretching, and then re-adjusting before settling in, at least for me. The nanowebs usually take just 2, but occasionally require a 3rd round after a bit of playing. Maybe I'm just getting better at stringing my guitar and using locking tuners, but after a single round of post thread stretching, they've been remarkably steady in holding their tune. So much so that I have to wonder if it's not the strings, but whatever. Most importantly they have a much brighter and...sharper(?) sound to them, and it's very very noticeable both unplugged and amped up. Not sure about the composition of them and in general I'm not very familiar with what metal or construction technique is involved in what brand, but whatever flack coated strings usually get for being muddy isn''t applicable with these. When tracking through the everyman setup (Scarlett USB Interface -> GR5 and S-Gear 2) there is a very easy to hear difference in high-end frequencies. So TL;DR - extremely similar to the existing product from Elixir, but with a slightly improved sound (if crisper high-end is what you want) and subtle but definitely smoother feeling action when sliding around the fretboard. If you like Elixirs now, you'll almost certainly like these the same or more. If you don't, you probably won't be won over with these. But, if you're somebody who loves the sound of a fresh set of D'Addarios or Slinkys and hates how quickly they fade, give these a shot; might save you money in the end.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2017 by NotSteveB
Size: Custom Light (.009-.046)
Color: Gold
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
I've been a fan of Elixir strings for many years, especially the thinner nanoweb coated electric strings. I used them exclusively when I played with The Nine and rarely needed more than two or three sets a year, though there was typically a small loss in tone by then. No other strings would keep their tone for more than a couple performances and practice sessions. The coating also makes them more comfortable to play quickly with low action since they don't stick to my fingertips as much. Cons? After almost two decades of use, I haven't found any, despite other musicians claiming a cleaner sound from uncoated strings. If there was a small sacrifice in initial sound quality, traditional strings lost their advantage after only a couple uses.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Adrian Wareham
Size: Medium (.011-.049)
Color: Gold
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
I love these for their longevity and jangly tone; however the high E is oft breaking. I keep spares.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by WhirlyBird
Size: Medium (.011-.049)
Color: Gold
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
THEY are a little bigger than my other ones but they work great and keep up with the charging and play with freedom to move around cordless
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Case is nice telecaster fits perfectly lots of room inside the storage area. Has a super great look that gets attention !
Size: Medium (.011-.049)
Color: Gold
Pattern Name: Guitar Strings
Love them so much awesome strings
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by God's Daughter