goat-n-gitter
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GHS Boomers - 10-46 on PRS and other 25" or lower scale. 9-42 on my SE. 9-46 on my 25.5" scale guitars.
Full disclosure: for the last several months I’ve been in a CU24 renaissance. All electronics were returned to stock, as well as the stings to what it arrived with...9s. The mind-blowingly soft action has been fun, but after one practice, I realize why I made the changes I did. This week, the 59/09 goes back in and I’m setting it up for 11s. My heavier touch just can’t keep from smashing chords into a blur.
Fender Pure Nickel 150 (w/ a .018 wound G) Yeah, I'm *that* guy,
Wow how the times have changed. I now use 10-52s on all my 25" scale guitars, 11s on anything shorter, and 10s on anything longer.
Fingers aren't quite as beefy as they used to beKids today?!
I think Paul said in an interview once, that the PRS strings are not identical alloys to the standard D'Ads.Yep. The package is different. *
* Actually, I don't know, and that was my attempt at (probably failed) humor.
the 9.5s are my favorite on my C24. I am however going to try the new ones to see if I can get a bit more brightness. If it loses any of the magic it has now though, I'll go right back to the old ones and keep turning the treble up like I do now.PRS- 9.5-44. 4 surgeries later, theses old hands can’t handle heavier.