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D'addario 10-48 Extra Light, Plain Third, XL Chromes Electric Guitar Strings - set of strings
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Electric guitar strings
XL Chromes strings produce the smoothest and warmest tones in our entire electric guitar string lineup. Acclaimed by jazz guitarists, as well as blues legends like Gary Clark Jr., these flat-wound strings offer an ultra-smooth feel and remarkably warm tones, while allowing for silent slides along the entire length of the neck. Made with a high-carbon steel core, the Chromes feature a flattened stainless steel ribbon winding, which is wrapped around a complex series of interwoven sub-windings and then precision-polished to deliver an ultra-smooth feel and tones that are ideal for recording. The 10-48 Extra Light sets with an unwound third string offer our lightest string gauge for flatwound strings and feature an unwound steel G string that provides greater flexibility.
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Technical sheet
- Gauge Extra-light
- Set of strings / String by unit Set of strings
- String Type
- Type: XL Chromes
- Configuration: Flat-wound
- Features: Softer tone than round-wound strings
- Manufacturing Quality
- Wrap: Flat-wound with high-precision polished stainless steel ribbon
- Advantage: Unparalleled smoothness and warm tones
- Cores: Patented, hexagonal shape
- Intonation: Perfect, with a consistent feel and reliable durability
- Packaging
- Pouch: Recyclable VCI
- Code: Registered to earn Players Circle points
- Manufacturing
- Location: Made in the United States
- Manufacturing: According to strict specifications in New York State