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No one starts life as an 11s player. At some point in your playing career, you were probably playing 10s and decided that the more powerful tonality of heavier gauge strings made up for the extra tension. Well, you don't have to make that...

Are you tired of your guitar strings sounding duller than your grandpa's jokes? Want to inject some life back into your music? Look no further than Stringjoy's Light gauge Foxwoods!These strings deliver a bright, clear sound with plenty of sustain. And with a light...

Get ready to take your acoustic guitar playing to new heights with Stringjoy Foxwoods Super Light Gauge (11-52) Coated Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings!Crafted from the finest materials, with the most precise winding techniques in the business, these strings deliver a rich, present sound...

Our Husky 9s split the difference between our Balanced 9s and our Heavy Bottom 9s. Just a bit more tension on the wound strings, without it being too much.

Hold on to your guitar picks, because Stringjoy Orbiters Balanced Light Gauge (10-48) Coated Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings are about to rock your world - and then some!These strings are like the Swiss Army Knife of guitar strings - versatile, reliable, and always...

If you're looking for a set of strings that pack a punch, look no further than Stringjoy Orbiters Husky Super Light Gauge (9-46) Coated Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings!With a thicker gauge bottom-end than your average set of 9s, our husky strings deliver an...

So 10s aren’t quite enough for you, is that right? Don’t worry my friend, you’re in good company.11s are the perfect middle ground—enough tension to get a nice meaty tone out of your guitar, but not so much that you can’t bend at all....

So these might look like a typical set of 9s (or Super Lights, or Extra Lights—everyone seems to call ‘em something different…), but trust me, they’re not. The standard for 9s is typically 9-11-16-24-32-42, and while the gauges on the bottom end are solid, the top is...