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  • Mushroom
    Commando
    • Jul 2009
    • 1122

    #16
    I never cared to try the coated strings. from I read here, I'll steer away. been an exclusive Dean Markley user for almost 20 years (10's, blue steel, or just standard). for gigging, I prefer a new set of strings for every gig, otherwise I'm sure to break a string.

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    • Matt White
      • Jun 2004
      • 20565

      #17
      Originally posted by Don Corleone
      I've used Elixirs in the past too, and they were fine but the price can be a little high.

      I've just switched to Rotosound Pure Nickels (thought I'd give them a whirl), so far they seem to be okak.
      ALWAYS good to hear from ya Don........

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      • Nitro Express
        DIAMOND STATUS
        • Aug 2004
        • 32798

        #18
        Does anyone else do this? When I break a big wound string I like to grab
        the end of the wound wire and pull it off the inner solid wire and what starts to happen is the inner wire starts to whip around and spin real fast. It sounds like a propeler. For some reason I just have to do this. It's like an addiction.
        No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!

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