Diablo Electric Guitar Strings 10-46 Nickel Regular Light Set - Full Pack of 6 Extra Light Replacement Strings - Pro Artisan Strings Suitable For Rock, Blues, Jazz and Metal Electric Guitarists

Well, I can tell you these are absolutely run-of-the-mill, nothing special strings. To be fair, the price is impressive for what you get and I had no unusual problems stringing them or tuning that I wouldn't have got from any other strings short of premium. They play quite well and have a little bite to them, but except for the price there's nothing to really set them above other standard strings. Saying they're bog standard isn't a massive criticism - I want predictability and repeatability and (personally) I think it's your setup, pedals and amp that provide character more than strings unless you're paying a bomb for something special so I expect I'll be getting a few more to chuck in a studio drawer.

Not been used yet, but I think they are exactly what I need

These aren't bad quality strings, ideal as emergency replacements.Sound pretty decent and break in easily enough.

From the moment I put these on my guitar I could feel the difference. They have a fantastic bright tone and are perfect for rocking out to your favourite song. If you're looking for a decent set of strings without the hefty price tag then these are for you.

I ordered these for my husband as he has a number of different guitars and is always looking for new strings to service them etc.They seem fairly standard in quality and sound ok when attached to a guitar, however he felt that the fact they were all packaged in one pouch was awkward as most companies keep the lm separate to aid restringing.Overall not bad value and ok for general use

Full set of strings for an electric guitar. I won't say these are easy to fit as I sometime struggle to get new strings on, but these went onto my el-cheapo Strat with no dramas. (Thanks to YouTube videos!)They seem to be decent quality, and I don't know whether it's just the fact that they're new but they sound 'cleaner' than the old strings I took off.If they last as long as the old ones they'll be doing well, but I think they're good value and should be quite durable at my skill level (not very good...).

As someone who has a fair few guitars I am always needing strings. So when offered these from Diablo it was a no brainer to order them and give them a try.The packaging is branded with some fairly generic artwork that is just cluttered and fussy. The strings themselves are in a sealed plastic packet inside and individually labelled. The guage is standard and they are nickel wound. Beyond that there is very little about their construction. In terms of sound and tuning they are functional. Much better than some cheap strings but certainly not as good as some strings that are available.Ignore the guff on the packaging about these being artisan carefully crafted strings and see these for what they are. A fairly affordable simple set of strings.

I usually play acoustic/nylon-stringed guitars, so my basic electric guitar has been sitting in its case for far too long. Hence needing to re-string it. I always appreciate the fact that steel strings have the metal circular stops that make threading them through the bridge much easier. And given my fingers have lost some of the resilience that comes with playing steel strings regularly (nylon is easier on the finger tips - steel can feel like playing cheese-wires after a break in practice!) I appreciate the slightly lighter action of this particular set.