PRS Signature Ultra Light Electric Guitar Strings, 9-42
Details
- BrandPRS
- String GaugeLight
- InstrumentElectric
- String Material TypeNickel-Plated
- UPC825362004387
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Sound, Join the Vibe!
- JOIN THE ELITE - Elevate your guitar game and join countless musicians who trust PRS.
- LIGHT AS A FEATHER - Designed for effortless playability, perfect for long jam sessions.
- UNLEASH YOUR SOUND - Experience unparalleled brightness and clarity with every strum.
- PERFECT FOR ALL GENRES - Whether you're rocking out or strumming softly, these strings adapt to your style.
- DURABILITY MEETS FLEXIBILITY - Crafted to withstand the rigors of performance while maintaining a smooth feel.
The PRS Signature Ultra Light Electric Guitar Strings (9-42) are engineered for musicians seeking a perfect blend of light gauge and rich tonal quality. These strings offer exceptional playability and durability, making them ideal for both practice and performance across various musical genres.
Reviews
F**W
Nice twang!
A nice and bright twang for my PRS SE Custom 24! And in the guage I love. I use other string from other guitar but I keeping my PRS 100% PRS!
L**O
Excellent Strings
I am a professional guitar player. I switched from the D'Addario NYXL's to these. Long life (15-20 gigs) and great feel. They have a more lively feel than the D'Addario.
A**R
Great strings - not good for bad eyes.
I have 2 PRS guitars and bought these strings to eventually replace the strings on either when needed. I am a fan of 9-42 gauge strings and usually use Ernie Ball Super Slinkys. I actually like these better. They have a different feel to them - they feel a little lighter but also more present. The EBs feel a little "nylon like" in the two highest strings.There is one big difference between the two that will keep me going back to the Ernie Balls though - The PRS strings come basically all together in the package with no labeling as to the gauge. Ernie Ball strings come with the strings each in their own individual envelope labeled with the gauge. For the slight difference in feel, this makes a big difference to me. In trying to figure out the different between the strings, I dropped one and it took me forever to find because I dont have great vision anymore. As a result, I also learned a new trick to determine the difference between the B and the High E string - hold them next to each other and the one that droops is the B string (its heavier). My point in sharing this info is that I dont have to do this with the EBs.I do think the PRS strings are a bit better - they are good strings - but convenience is everything to me if its an option. If my issue doesnt matter to you, go with the PRS strings for sure!
S**E
Nothing special
I thought I would replace my PRS strings with original equiptment. I did not care for these. I had to measure each string with a micrometer to determine which was which, they are not labeled. They do not sound special. They do not feel special. I will not purchase these again.
L**.
NOT WORTH THE MONEY
THE HIGH E CAME PRE KINKED IN THE WIND.POPPED AT TRHE KINK ON C SHARP.WHAT A WASTE OF MONEY THESE WERE.5 USELESS STRINGS NOW.
M**T
Don't waste your money
There are much better strings out there that are cheaper
M**E
Won't stay in tune on PRS SE
Strings aren't numbered or labeled, and they don't wanna stay in tune. Now can't play my guitar.
S**Y
Long Life
I read that the PRS guitars have this by. My strings very rusted. They are always shiny and smooth. I can pull bends and it wont break. Awesome!
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