These Ernie Ball Slinky Classic Rock N Roll Electric Guitar Strings are made with a pure nickel wire wrapped around tin plated hex shaped steel core wire to produce a rich, warm tone with that vintage Slinky feel.

Based on the original strings pioneered by Ernie Ball in 1962 that would become the voice of Rock and Roll and inspire generations of musicians, pure nickel strings have a warmer tone than modern plated strings and give you a soft and comfortable string to play on with little finger noise. They're made by Ernie Ball in their California factory using state of the art winding technology for consistency and reliability and are packaged in their watertight element shield packaging to resist humidity and keep your strings factory fresh.

Features

  • Ernie Ball Pure Nickel Wrap Electric Guitar Strings
  • Based on the original strings pioneered in 1962 that would become the voice of Rock and Roll
  • Pure nickel wire wrapped around tin plated hex shaped steel core wire
  • Soft and comfortable to play on with little finger noise and rich, warm tone
  • Packaged in their element shield packaging to resist humidity and keep your strings factory fresh
  • Ball end design
  • Made in the USA

Tech Specs

  • Gauge: .010 - .046 Regular Slinky
  • Manufacturer Part Number: P02251
  • UPC-A: 749699122517

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  • 2251 Classic Pure Nickel Regular Slinky Electric Guitar Strings (10-46)
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