Detail 01
Medium gauge
Stiffer than a light set. More tension underneath you for rhythm and drop tunings, more effort for wide bends.

Independent shopping perspective
Medium-gauge electric guitar set with a yellow fluorescent coating that shows under UV light. For players who want visible strings on stage.


Strong match
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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
Stiffer than a light set. More tension underneath you for rhythm and drop tunings, more effort for wide bends.
Detail 02
Wound with a magnetic-friendly core so pickups read it. Will not work as an acoustic set.
Detail 03
Coating on the outer wrap keeps sweat and skin oil off the metal, so strings usually stay bright longer.
Detail 04
Reads bright yellow in daylight, lights up under UV. Purely visual — no effect on tone or tension.
Detail 05
Slightly slicker under the fingers than bare strings. Slides are easier, grip on bends is a little less.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Medium gauge in standard tuning gives firm tension. Many players use it for rhythm work or lower tunings.
The coating is the variable, not the color. Coated strings usually sound slightly smoother than bare ones.
No. This is an electric set and is built for magnetic pickups.
If you are coming from a lighter gauge, expect to check relief and intonation. Same gauge, no change needed.
Reference
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