Elixirs nanoweb
.11 - .49
will go .11 - .52
cuz i didnt know they had that gauge =p

really lasting strings
its the 4-5th month, no signs of bad rusting
only the coating is peeling off abit
and they sound really bright, which really compliments my guitar darker tone

honestly i havent used the polyweb b4
but my friend has the polyweb on his rr3
somehow it has a thicker coating

i cant say much bout how it sounds tho














cuz im tone deaf anyway

oo i now can answer ur question

nanowebs are alot brighter sounding while polywebs are more balanced sounding
polywebs also reduce finger noise =]

looks like i'll be sticking with .11-.49
since my guitar is alr setup for that gauge =D


my friend uses elixir bronze on his acoustic light gauge .12 - .52
really nice
it really gave a new sound on his acoustic
his d'addario only sounded bout the same for 3 days
then it died, dulled out
=/

sorry d'addario fans

.12 - .52 is medium gauge
im guessing this is common?

its skinny top heavy bottom

10-52 should be quite easy to find
ernie ball and elixirs have plenty of those

daddario
well
that one i dunno =p

alamak
i only used daddarios twice
so i don't know much bout their choices =(

both of them last pretty long
elixirs of course longer since they are coated strings
the nanoweb elixirs sounds really really bright
while the slinky's are pretty warm but they rust eventually
usually bout the 2nd week i play them

gc raised the price for elixirs nanoweb electric alr

its rm42 per pack instead of 39 T_T
dang that gc

and elixirs do rust abit, look at the part of the strings where its in contact with the frets
they should appear darker signifying rust =/



This post has been edited by sean392: Jun 30 2007, 05:54 PM

well their not very good for ur frets
eats the crap out of them

my pauls frets may need to be recrowned soon =.=