SIT Strings Power Wound Nickel Electric Guitar Strings (S.I.T.), Light 10-46, S1046

Good quality strings

Probably the best less expensive strings out there. Unless I'm spending double for Elixir or NYXL, these are my favorite.

If you have several electric guitars, you need multiple sets of strings on hand to keep them ready to go to work. While you may choose fancier strings for recordings, these inexpensive but very good quality strings are worth buying in bulk. They sound good, they last and hold tune like the guitar hero signature brands and fresh strings beat old, dull sounding, expensive strings every time.

I usually play overpriced, snob-quality strings so I wasn't expecting much from the SIT's. So I was surprised to find they had a very pleasant, bright tone and felt good under my fingers. I liked them!I would not say they last a very long time. But if you change your strings often, that might not be a problem.

So, I used to use Ernie Ball Super Slinky's 9-42 for my standard tuned guitars for YEARS until I found these. They're low cost, last longer and dont oxidize quickly as the Ernie ball Slinky's oh yeah-AND did I mention they actually stay in tune?

I have always been a fan of the 9.5 gauge string. They feel great, fantastic playability, and aren’t overly bright. They bend like a lighter gauge but still have tone.

I've been a player for years, wanted to try a wound G set on a Gibson ES135 (semi hollow body electric) and tried these, actually bought two sets as price was great. They are great strings, sound great, feel great and a value.

SIT strings are ok. I don’t like the packing 2 strings in each envelope in the pack. So you can not use just 1 string ever. For finger picking they definitely feel like steel. I probably won’t buy SIT again.