Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom Slinky Cobalt Electric Guitar Strings - 10-52 Gauge
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Color: Skinny Top Heavy Bottom (10-52)
Style: Single Pack
Features
- Cobalt produces a stronger magnetic relationship between pickups and strings than any other alloy previously available
- Cobalt electric guitar strings provide an extended dynamic range, incredible harmonic response, strong low end, and crisp, clear highs
- Wound strings consist of Ernie Balls Cobalt alloy wrapped around a tin-plated high-carbon steel core wire
- Get the best of both worlds: a skinny top (strings E, B, G) for enhanced shredability and a heavy bottom (strings D, A, E) for thicker chords and rhythm
- Made in California, USA with the finest and freshest materials
Description
Engineered to maximize output and clarity, Ernie Ball Cobalt Slinky guitar strings are one of the latest innovations in string technology. Seeking to provide guitarists and bassists with a new voice, Cobalt strings provide an extended dynamic range, incredible harmonic response, increased low end, and crisp, clear highs. Cobalt provides a stronger magnetic relationship between pickups and strings than any other alloy previously available.
Brand: Ernie Ball
String Gauge: '.010, .013, .017, .030, .042, .052'
Color: Skinny Top Heavy Bottom (10-52)
Instrument: Electric Guitar
String Material Type: Cobalt
Item Weight: 0.96 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.25 x 0.5 x 5.5 inches
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: P02715
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: February 25, 2012
Color Name: Skinny Top Heavy Bottom (10-52)
String Gauge: '.010, .013, .017, .030, .042, .052'
String Material: Cobalt
Number of Strings: 6
Size: Single Pack
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Color: Regular (10-46)
Style: Single Pack
I installed these strings onto my ESP guitar as soon as I got them in the mail, and I must say it was worth the wait. The first thing I noticed was the feel. These strings are silky smooth, even the low E string. The second thing I noticed was the durability. As I pulled the string across the fretboard I noticed the reaction these strings have to the magnetic pickups...just like Ernie Ball claims, these strings react STRONGLY to magnets. I had to peel these strings off the pickups a few times while I was installing them. Then I noticed the durability of these strings as I tuned them. I felt a fair bit of resistance, much more than my old strings when I first installed them. They're also a lot more sensitive to tuning adjustments, although after leaving them sit for two hours after JUST BEING INSTALLED, they were only 5 cents off on the tuning. A small twitch of the tuning peg and they were back to where they should be. I figured, like any string, I would be fighting with them for the next few days trying to stretch them enough so they'll stay in tune without constant adjustment, but this is my third day of playing with them and they have stayed in perfect tuning since I installed them. I can't guarantee they will work for you the same way, but I know they will hold up to a lot more abuse than many other strings I've used so far. The final thing I noticed was the TONE. These strings sound quite a bit different, they have a much tighter mid to high and they seem to have less of a tendency to chaotically overlap each other's sound. Each string has a distinctive tonality that sets them apart from each other. You play the same note on different strings and you can easily hear the difference between the two. Sustains seem to last forever, and the clarity is incredible...only problem I'm having is trying to explain how it sounds in words...if you decide to buy them, try them with distortion and without, you'll be impressed by their versatility. To summarize, -Strong reaction to the magnets in pickups -Stay in tune very well (for me at least) -Sharp, clear tone -Each string is distinguishable from another -Durable -Silky smooth If you have any questions, shoot a comment if you want, but I am telling you, I would not hesitate to try these strings at least once.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2012 by Azothyran
Color: Super (9-42)
Style: Single Pack
I usually use Super Slinky so if your like me and wanted to try these, here is a comparison from my opinion. 1. These feel more "stringy" like looser and more wirey to play, the Super Slinky felt more thick and heavier. 2: Cobalt is much brighter so if you play a more acoustic type style you will notice a pretty big difference. almost has a small sitar type of reverberation. 3: Cobalt seemed to pick up a bit stronger on my pickups, sounded great with heavy distortion. With the extra brightness you could really make each string shine, just seemed to be lacking in the lower tones I needed and felt stringy. Super's provided a lower tone as well as the extra firmness I needed when playing. Overall I had to go back to super slinky, but may slap them on an extra rig for some distorted fuzz fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024 by jason
Color: Power (11-48)
Style: Single Pack
These strings REALLY rock out!!! You get some great growl out of them, they are flexible and they just sound like they sparkle! The heavier gauge is what I was looking for and the Cobalt give them a lot of bite! They sound warm with a lot of high end and deep bass. Very easily broken in. Great strings in my opinion for the money, I’d buy them even if they were double the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024 by Matt Moskowitz Matt Moskowitz
Color: Super (9-42)
Style: Single Pack
I bought these for my Schecter SVSS Green Reign which uses the Sustaniac pickup in the neck. These reacted a lot better than your standard nickel coated strings and sound warmer as well with very good mid-range!!! They're a bit easier to keep clean initially also and wipe down easier. The Cobalt coating also feels better on my fingers. I've tried other Teflon coated strings and don't like them as it actually does deaden the sound. Sure they last longer because they're easier to keep clean but I've had too many sets that leave ePTFE dust in your pickup cavity pockets AND the most popular brand? Your getting GHS Boomers at an inflated price with Teflon coating. $6.95 string set with Teflon is now $15.95 each if purchased in bulk. I worked for the company that produces these for 17 years. You're being scammed!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024 by sha4rkbyt31
Color: Regular (10-46)
Style: Single Pack
I love the bright jangly tone these strings produce, even on my Epiphone Les Paul humbuckers they really sound awesome! They feel light and are easy on the fingers. I haven't had any issues keeping them in tune either. They do get dull rather quickly compared to the standard Ernie Ball strings. I can get a little more than a month out of them before they start to sound muddy with around 1 hour of daily practice. If I had another guitar I would totally keep it set up with these strings, but they just don't sound good for long enough to use exclusively. Definitely worth a shot if you're looking for a brighter tone.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Color: Regular (10-46)
Style: Single Pack
I have not had these strings on for very long but right away I noticed how much easier bending was and pinch harmonics seemed to be more natural. Great feel and sound good to.
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024 by scott mcelravy
Color: Skinny Top Heavy Bottom (10-52)
Style: Single Pack
I had bad luck with string breakage on some of the first runs of these. I'm glad I gave them another try after some time. No more breakages and the sound is amazing. A little extra grit and output at the same gain level and very harmonic (some may not like that I guess as it does accentuate pick chirp a bit). The feel is a bit different, but I love them. I hope they make them forever.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024 by Keith
Color: Mammoth (12-62)
Style: Single Pack
These strings are nice!! They sound so heavy in C standard. The bass resonates really well in the 4th,5th,6th strings. The wound 3rd string is nice too. Awesome sound, and the thicker strings are amazing for that heavy sound when tuned lower than D standard. Definitely will be getting another set, and another set of 52-11 for when I want to play in standard. But really great strings so far, really good sound and quality, and definitely worth a try if you like playing in lower tuning
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024 by Mr. J