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Super light gauge
Least tension of the common gauges. Bends and vibrato take less hand strength, but strings move more under a heavy pick attack.

Independent shopping perspective
An eight-string electric set in the lightest common gauge. For extended-range players who want easy bending and are not chasing a tight, high-tension low end.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Least tension of the common gauges. Bends and vibrato take less hand strength, but strings move more under a heavy pick attack.
Detail 02
Includes the extra low string below a seven-string set. Assumes an eight-string neck with eight tuners and eight nut slots.
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Steel-based so magnetic pickups read them. Not a substitute for acoustic or classical sets.
Detail 04
The low string is the one most affected. Expect looser feel and more pitch wobble if you pick it hard.
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One restring. Players who change strings weekly go through these fast at this price.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Light gauge gets loose fast below standard eight-string pitch. If you tune the low string down further, a heavier set will feel and track better.
If you're coming from a heavier gauge, yes. Lower tension pulls less on the neck, so relief and action shift. Same gauge as before, just tune and play.
No. It's an eight-string set, so you'd have a spare string and the gauges wouldn't line up with a seven-string's tuning.
The low string is thick. If your guitar came with a lighter low string, the slot may need widening by a tech.