Strings
Dunlop RWN0840 Billy Gibbons Rev. Willy's Electric Guitar Strings - .008-.040 Super Fine
$6.57
Dunlop RWN0840 Rev. Willy's Lottery Brand Electric Guitar Strings - .008-.040 FineBilly Gibbons' big fat Texas tone has been described as hot, blue, and righteous. Developed at the Dunlop String Lab in collaboration with Billy himself, these strings complement that famous sound perfectly with a real punch that remains clear and articulate when h...
Dunlop RWN0738 Billy Gibbons Rev. Willy's Electric Guitar Strings - .007-.038 Super Fine
$6.57
Dunlop RWN0738 Rev. Willy's Lottery Brand Electric Guitar Strings - .007-.038 Super FineThat's right...007 guage guitar strings! Get ready to bend these things past the state line!Billy Gibbons' big fat Texas tone has been described as hot, blue, and righteous. Developed at the Dunlop String Lab in collaboration with Billy himself, these string...
Stringjoy Signatures Balanced Super Light Gauge (9-42) Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings
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$11.99
Stringjoy SJ-BAL9 9-42 Balanced Super Light Gauge Signatures - Nickel Wound Electric Guitar StringsSo these might look like a typical set of 9s (or Super Lights, or Extra Lights—everyone seems to call ‘em something different...), but, they’re not. The standard for 9s is typically 9-11-16-24-32-42, and while the gauges on the bottom end are solid...
Stringjoy Signatures Balanced Medium Gauge (11-50) Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings
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$11.99
Stringjoy SJ-BAL11 11-50 Balanced Medium Gauge Signatures - Nickel Wound Electric Guitar StringsSo 10s aren’t quite enough for you, is that right? Don’t worry my friend, you’re in good company.11s are the perfect middle ground—enough tension to get a nice meaty tone out of your guitar, but not so much that you can’t bend at all. Well, their Bala...
Stringjoy Signatures Balanced Light Gauge (10-48) Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings
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$11.99
Stringjoy SJ-BAL10 10-48 Balanced Light Gauge Signatures - Nickel Wound Electric Guitar StringsAre thinking: 10 to 48? Don't Light strings go from 10 to 46? Yeah well, let's explain... They do a lot of experimenting around Stringjoy with different string gauges — Yup, they are nerds — and they love to run the tension math to see how certain sets...
