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Just strung my guitar but had a hard time setting the intonation on D. I don't know yet if they will hold tune. Otherwise they are good so far. Sound is clean. I still think I like my Gibson Reissue better. But I have been using those for years so its a change. Just thought I would try something different on my Giby Custom. I do like the smooth feel of the EAD.
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I used to use flat wounds years ago on my Fender ES335 and was happy with the way they felt, but I totally reversed my opinion when trying them again this time, not the feel, but with the sound. They sound out of tune even right after I tune them and trying to set the intonation especially on the lower strings was impossible no matter where I set the adjustment. Never again will I waste my money on any flat wound set of strings. Into the garbage they went. I'll just stick to my nice sounding and reliable bullets for my strat. Terribly disappointed.
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I remember way back when I was really into guitars. The strings I used after trial and error ended up being 10s flat wound. They were easy to go up and down the fret board. I even used baby powder to make it even easier. Anyhow I still love the feel of them buggers today. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed. Guitarzan the player.
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If you need flat wound bottoms with light top… these will do fine
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Not as smooth as they used to be, or as others I have used; but quite usable and no squeeks sliding barr chords.
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