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Product Description Tite-Fit Electric Guitar Strings utilize a Nickel-plated steel wrap wire wound on a round core wire to produce a fatter sound. This classic construction makes Tite-Fit a great all-around string that works for a range of styles and genres, including Rock, Blues, Metal and Jazz. The use of the finest core and wrap-wire materials ensure this classic design meets modern performance standards. From the Manufacturer TITE-FIT™ Electric Guitar Strings utilize a nickel-plated steel wrap wire wound on a round core wire to produce a fatter sound. This classic construction makes TITE-FIT™ a great all-around string that works for a range of styles and genres, including Roc Review: Do yourself a favor, and try these strings! - These have been my go-to string for about 15 years. I use the 10-46 for standard and half step down, and 11-56 Alexi set (or 11-50s if I can't get them) for anything lower than that. There are they ONLY string that don't die almost immediately due to my skin chemistry. Within the last year I have tried plenty of brands to see if I was missing out on anything. And I have tried literally almost all of the greats: D'addario (my long time backup string): Handle a lot of abuse and sound decent enough. The 2nd best string when it comes to suriving my acid sweat D'addario NYXL: I had all of these on all of my guitars recently, except my 7 string. Better than the XL series for tuning stability but the tension is a little odd. Ernie Ball: Garbage. They tarnish within 15 minutes of me playing them, and I can't get more than a month of life out of them with my care routine. Rotosound: I record with these now. They sound amazing, but like EB, they don't last very long under my fingers. Dean Markley: Sound pretty good, but not as good as Rotos, and last as long as EB for me. GHS Boomers: I use these on my 7 string. They don't tarnish too quickly and sound average. However, they come in the gauge I want for 7 string. Elixers: They do last a while, but I HATE the tone. They sound overly bright and brittle with some non-musical overtones (to my ears). HATE them. After everything, I came back to DRs. They sound warm and fat, with just enough sparkle. Their tuning stability is great, and as long as you know how to wind them, they intonate great. I just really love round-core strings. The one, the flexibility, everything about this string is good if you want a vintage sound with a little added brightness. (The DR Pure Blues are amazing for super warm and fat sound, and I had used these in the past). Do yourself a favor, and try these strings! Review: Best electric guitar strings, great tuning stability and durability - I have a collection of 20 guitars and use these on all of them. After playing I wipe the strings down with Dr ducks string lube and these strings will maintain their tone and luster for more than a year if cared for. I’ve never had any issues with the ball ends flying off like I have with D’addario. I recently tried the D’addario XL and they were so harsh and twangy that I switched the strings back to DR within a day. The DR have a tight and powerful low end and the high end is clear but not harsh. The only drawback I’ve noticed is that due to the hand wound nature there have been some cases where a string pack did not come with all the necessary strings! Highly recommend from a tone, durability, and feel perspective.
| ASIN | B000BHCUNM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,602 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #152 in Electric Guitar Strings |
| Body Material Type | Nickel-Plated Steel |
| Brand | DR Strings |
| Brand Name | DR Strings |
| Coating Description | coated |
| Color | Original Version |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 651 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Metal |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00600781000628 |
| Included Components | TITE-FIT™ Electric Guitar Strings |
| Instrument | Electric Guitar |
| Item Type Name | Electric Guitar Strings |
| Item Weight | 0.03 kg |
| Manufacturer | DR Strings |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MT-10 |
| Material Type | Nickel-Plated |
| Model Name | TITE FIT™ |
| Model Number | MT-10 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Electric guitar |
| Set Name | TITE-FIT |
| String Gauge | Medium |
| String Material Type | Nickel Steel |
| UPC | 600781000628 |
| Warranty Description | Warrantied against manufacturing defects. |
R**K
Do yourself a favor, and try these strings!
These have been my go-to string for about 15 years. I use the 10-46 for standard and half step down, and 11-56 Alexi set (or 11-50s if I can't get them) for anything lower than that. There are they ONLY string that don't die almost immediately due to my skin chemistry. Within the last year I have tried plenty of brands to see if I was missing out on anything. And I have tried literally almost all of the greats: D'addario (my long time backup string): Handle a lot of abuse and sound decent enough. The 2nd best string when it comes to suriving my acid sweat D'addario NYXL: I had all of these on all of my guitars recently, except my 7 string. Better than the XL series for tuning stability but the tension is a little odd. Ernie Ball: Garbage. They tarnish within 15 minutes of me playing them, and I can't get more than a month of life out of them with my care routine. Rotosound: I record with these now. They sound amazing, but like EB, they don't last very long under my fingers. Dean Markley: Sound pretty good, but not as good as Rotos, and last as long as EB for me. GHS Boomers: I use these on my 7 string. They don't tarnish too quickly and sound average. However, they come in the gauge I want for 7 string. Elixers: They do last a while, but I HATE the tone. They sound overly bright and brittle with some non-musical overtones (to my ears). HATE them. After everything, I came back to DRs. They sound warm and fat, with just enough sparkle. Their tuning stability is great, and as long as you know how to wind them, they intonate great. I just really love round-core strings. The one, the flexibility, everything about this string is good if you want a vintage sound with a little added brightness. (The DR Pure Blues are amazing for super warm and fat sound, and I had used these in the past). Do yourself a favor, and try these strings!
C**S
Best electric guitar strings, great tuning stability and durability
I have a collection of 20 guitars and use these on all of them. After playing I wipe the strings down with Dr ducks string lube and these strings will maintain their tone and luster for more than a year if cared for. I’ve never had any issues with the ball ends flying off like I have with D’addario. I recently tried the D’addario XL and they were so harsh and twangy that I switched the strings back to DR within a day. The DR have a tight and powerful low end and the high end is clear but not harsh. The only drawback I’ve noticed is that due to the hand wound nature there have been some cases where a string pack did not come with all the necessary strings! Highly recommend from a tone, durability, and feel perspective.
S**E
Perfect
Contrary to another review, the top E strings DO NOT BREAK EASILY! He probably has a bur on his bridge saddle. I have these strings on 5 different guitars, and have NEVER broken a string on them (and I bend a lot). Secret: graphite saddles, graphite or properly filed bone nut. I used GHS Boomers since the 80's. I tried other strings once in awhile, including crazy-expensive 'hand wound' boutique strings, and always went back to Boomers. 2 years ago, I tried these on a lark, when the store I was at had run out of Boomer 10's. Put them on and, wow: better sound, for sure; clear without being sterile or strident; warm without loss of definition. The 2nd thing I noticed, and I have no explanation for this, is that bends seemed easier, as if the string tension were lighter. Dunno why. And, after weeks and weeks of playing I noticed their durability; they still kept that tone, didn't show wear. They are on all my guitars now, except my Martin acoustics, because I only use silk and steel strings on them. P.S. I also tried their blues nickel-wound strings, but I did find those overly bright and strident-sounding.
D**R
These are probably my favorite strings right now
These are probably my favorite strings right now. I also like the nickel blues version, but generally prefer the brighter sound of these on most guitars. A bit stiff and higher tension than other strings, but they also last much longer in my experience, which is great to avoid the chore of constantly changing strings. With some other strings, while they felt much more flexible out of the box, they needed to be replaced after only a few days sometimes (or shorter). These play great once broken in, and can last for weeks.
J**A
Love the strings, hate the packaging
I have played DRs for the past 20+ years. They are fantastic strings. They have incredible tone, and last forever. I used to break strings constantly until I switched to these. But lately they have switched to 2 strings per envelope, and it's a miserable experience. If you want to just change a single string, good luck. The other one is likely to come flying out of the package when you remove the one you need. I understand they're trying to be environmentally friendly, but it really sucks when you're at a gig trying to quickly change a string. I don't want to have to be chasing down the second string that unrolled and is now lying somewhere on a dark stage. Even changing all strings at once is irritating because they package them as "3rd & 6th string", "2nd & 5th String", "and 1st and 4th String" so you have to be very careful about keeping track of which came from which envelope.
J**F
Decent strings.
They are ok strings.
N**N
Guitar strings
Just what I needed
A**R
What I Ordered, Delivered On Time.
Delivered on time and as expected.
T**M
My favorites.
I tried D'Addarios for a while, but now I'm back to DR. I just like the feel and tone.
E**O
Excelentes
Llegaron antes de lo esperado, la mayoría de las veces le he puesto a mis guitarras está marca de cuerdas y nunca me decepcionan. Tiene un buen sonido, no hay que estarlas afinando constantemente y mantienen el brillo por mucho tiempo, claro estos últimos puntos depende de cuánto tiempo toques la guitarra, si te sudan las manos, el ambiente, etc. Tomaron la afinación casi de inmediato (con una mínima desafinación por ser nuevas), lo cuál evita estar afinando cada dos minutos, después de tocar algunos acordes, las recomiendo. Son un poco más caras que las addario o elixir, pero creo que lo valen, hasta ahora con esta marca no he roto ninguna cuerda y en una guitarra las dejé 2 años aprox, mantuvieron un brillo aceptable y sonido bastante bueno.
B**T
super jeu
excellente cordes toujours aussi parfaite on je n utilise que cette marque
E**Z
Calidad al mejor precio
Gran calidad a buen precio. Antes usaba d'dario o dean markley después de probar estas me quedo con ellas.
A**I
2 haftada koptu
Ürün eski ve ambalajı açık halde geldi 2.haftada da mi teli koptu. Uzun zamandır ilk defa tel koparttım buda ürünün ambalajı açık gönderilmesinden kaynaklı olabilir.
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