Stringjoy BAL10 Signatures Nickel Wound Guitar Strings, 10-48 Balanced Light Gauge, Electric Guitar Strings for Enhanced Tone, Guitar Strings Electric 6 String Set

So far, I am pleased with these set of strings. Tried them out on my Gretsch White Falcon and they reach all the way from Bigsby to tuner post with ample room to string up your guitar. They feel great. Got to see how long they last.

I like 'em. The pack of 6 strings was delivered as ordered. I got a set of 12s for my Jaguar and the strings I received are indeed 12s that function well as strings on my Jaguar. I have played them a few times and they are what I expected. I'll probably buy from here again if I need strings quick and can't find any cheaper ones. I usually play d'addario or ernie ball 10s but needed heavier ones for the Jag, since it has a shorter scale, and these are of similar quality.I've only bought once from this brand but being able to buy strings from a US company (the box says they're in Nashville) may come in handy one day; especially if you're like me and have lots of guitars or do frequent builds/rebuilds/repairs and don't really need any additional taxes/costs that might get attached to strings made elsewhere for whatever reasons. Well, I guess that's assuming Stringjoy doesn't import their strings in bulk and repackage them (I am not sure whether they do or not but it is fine with me if that's how it works 'cause it's a good product). Anyway, that would be a bummer for Stringjoy since things like tariffs might make it difficult to sustain what I assume is a small, emerging business because even if they have their own factory, I'm guessing it is tough to find Americans willing to work in a guitar string factory and anyway, they probably couldn't make ends meet with what the business owners would need to pay workers for them to be able to make a competitive, affordable product. Hopefully that all works itself out.Also, I like the packaging, it's simple, clear, and earnest. To address some of Amazon's suggestions, they are bendable, have the appropriate length, are equally as affected by the pickups and amps I use as the tone of any other guitar strings, were as easy to install as other strings I have used, appear durable, did not come with any rust and have not rusted yet in the few days I've had them. I will likely order again and recommend the brand to others.

I was reluctant to try these. For years. My mistake! Put these on a LP. Stretched them a bit set the intonation and WOW! Couldn’t put it down. Smooth feel. Tone was amazing. Bends seemed effortless. I’m a big fan. 9-42 is my usual size. These went way beyond my expectations.Good job Stringjoy. I love them! JMJ

Great strings sound good and feel excellent

Surprisingly great sound. I didn’t expect much difference but I have to admit I love these strings in spite of their additional cost.

Seem to stay in tune well.

I purchased the heavy/light strings and I love them they feel great on my guitar fun to play very smooth. I usually purchase D'Addario but they didn't have this configuration in stock. So I took a swing. I also normally purchase steel strings. These being nickel wound caused my fingers to turn black. Not sure if this is common with all nickel or if these were an old pack of strings. That's my only negative but they feel great, play great. Would buy again but in steel.

Ok gotta admit - I was skeptical about all the advertisement (first saw it on IG), since I've played for 15+ years and tried a bunch of famous string brands, such as Ernie Ball, D'addario, coated Elixirs and so on. But there's something so "right" about these strings I don't even know how to describe it. The tone is right, the feel is right, the seem stay fresh for longer than other non-coated brands, but seem to get you through the time when it's actually the time to replace them (due to natural wear and worsened tuning as you play) with enough comfort. I'm going to buy them again for sure, that's a good find, not disappointed!