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D'Addario EXL120+ guitar strings provide a unique gauge set offering a smooth transition between standard 9s and 10s, making them ideal for players seeking moderate tension or to optimize feel across different scale lengths. These strings feature a Super Light Plus gauge (.0095-.044) that balances flexibility and tone, producing a bright, punchy sound suitable for various music styles including rock, blues, pop, and fusion. Precision wound with nickel-plated steel wrap wire over a hexagonal high carbon steel core, they deliver excellent intonation, tuning stability, and long-lasting durability. The strings are designed to reduce finger fatigue while maintaining the bright, versatile tone players love from D'Addario's XL Nickel Wound series. Packaged in corrosion-resistant, eco-friendly materials, EXL120+ strings are made in the USA under strict quality control measures.

Key Features:

  • Super Light Plus gauge set (.0095-.044) for balanced tension and playability

  • Nickel-plated steel wrap for bright, clear electric guitar tone

  • Hex-core high carbon steel for consistent intonation and durability

  • Ideal for a range of genres and extended playing sessions

  • Corrosion-resistant, environmentally friendly packaging preserves string life

  • Made in the USA with rigorous standards

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • EXL120+ Nickel Wound Super Light Plus Electric Guitar Strings, 9.5-44
Finish
  • Nickel
Categories
Made In
  • United States

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