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D'Addario EXL148 Extra Heavy XL Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings (6-String Set, 12 - 60)
D'Addario EXL148 Extra Heavy XL Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings (6-String Set, 12 - 60)
B&H # DAEXL148 MFR # EXL148
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Product Highlights
- For 6-String Electric Guitars
- Nickel-Plated Steel Wrap Wire
- High-Carbon Steel Hex Core
- Distinctive Bright Tone
- Excellent Intonation
- Made in the USA
- One Set
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String Count: 6-String
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Gauge: Extra Heavy (12-60)
Extra Heavy (12-60)
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D'Addario EXL148 overview
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This set of EXL148 Extra Heavy XL Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings from D'Addario is an extreme hybrid set optimally designed for tuning guitars down to C, or for players who prefer a heavier gauge string.
The strings are manufactured from nickel-plated steel wound over a hexagonal high-carbon steel core. They deliver a long-lasting, distinctive, bright tone with improved intonation.
- hybrid gauges optimized for C tuning or players who prefer a heavier string
- Roundwound with nickel-plated steel for distinctive bright tone
- Environmentally friendly, corrosion-resistant packaging keeps strings fresh
- Made in the USA
UPC: 019954962548
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D'Addario EXL148 specs
| Instrument Type | Electric Guitar |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Gauge Range | 12 - 60 |
| Individual String Gauge |
.012p .016p .020p .034w .046w .060w |
| Wind Material | Nickel-Plated Steel |
| Wind | Round |
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