I busted the dreaded G string in church last Sunday. For all the glowing things I've heard about acoustic Elixer strings, they've never worked for me.
I prefer the medium gauges, 52 on the top E. My favorite strings are John Pearse. They last forever and they sound better and better the longer they are on the guitar. Eventually they get too stretched and quickly get out of whack, which is also a good thing and lets you know new strings are needed.
The only person in town that sells them is Al Barnard, but he's never open.
Mississippi Belles are also good strings.
I'd be curious to hear from other guitar players. Seems to me there just aren't that many acoustic players in town .... and what do the younger heavier players in town like to use?
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10, 12 and 14 guage Romex
Romex ... I'll look em up. Are they available in Quincy? Are these electric or acoustic? You must be a player if you use different sizes.
Mississippi Belles ......are good beers .........
I would try to find string made of cat intestines -------
Like I would know any of the notes you just said .....
You "axe" players speak Greek to me
Well, then we are even Tookster ... cause you spell Greek to me.
Peace!
I spell Greek to me also !
Greek to Me is a great restaurant.
Dogs nothwithstanding. :)
I love GHS Boomers and Jammers for electric guitar. For Acoustic and 12 string I use GHS
http://music.heeger.org
I used Boomers for a while but they never seemed to last long.
They never do last. I've had good luck prolonging them with fast fret. It's good stuff
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