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D'Addario XL Chromes ECG23 Electric Guitar Strings - Extra Light, 10-48
Cream City Music (108657)
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Price:
US $25.19
Approximately£18.95
+ $19.30 postage
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30 days return. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay delivery label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.
Condition:
ECG23 is D'Addario's lightest gauge of flatwound strings. -String Gauges: Plain Steel. 010. 014, Nickel Wound. 020. 028. 038. 048.
- Buy it nowD'Addario ECG23 Chromes Flat Wound Guitar Strings Extra Light 10-48
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandD'Addario
MPNECG23
UPC0019954920036
eBay Product ID (ePID)1637271712
Product Key Features
Number of Strings6 Strings
Suitable ForElectric Guitar
Guitar String CoatingUncoated
WindingFlatwound
MaterialStainless Steel
String Gauge0.010 Gauge
Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 28 Jan, 2025Most favourable review
Buy these strings!
I have 3 electric acoustics, and I’ve ordered flat wound strings for several years. I’ve found this “extra light” brand to be the most easily playable and “brightest” in sound. Good value, in that, they are long-lasting and easy to keep clean. Two👍🏼’s up.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 01 Sep, 2019Most critical review
If your style suits them, they are great.
I used to play on these strings years ago, and really enjoyed the mellow tone and way they felt. For the style of music I was playing back then, these strings were perfect. I decided to try them out again on my last restring, and my playing style has changed to a more bendy less slidey (sorry to get so "technical" with my nomenclature) style. These strings are significantly more work to bend than nickel round wound of similar gauge. Depending on how you play these strings can be a joy or a nightmare to play on. I broke the g string (giggitty) forcing a bend that would have come easily on a set of nickels.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 15 Dec, 2018
The coolest strings
I first put these on my hollow body jazz guitar. I loved the feel, sound and ease of use. I took a chance and put them on my little grand master acoustic electric with an upgraded very high quality Fishman preamp. The sound is incredible both acoustically and when recording with it. No finger fatigue and no squeaks when traveling the neck. They are worth every penny. Due to the light gauge I did have to make a neck adjustment. If you do not know how to make neck adjustments stay with the gauge you normally use. Happy picking🎶Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 06 Jul, 2017
Good Strings
These strings sound good on my Deluxe Reverb with a 1985 Epiphone Emperor. They could be just a bit brighter. They are easy on the fingers and there is no finger noise as you slide along the fretboard. I like these and the D'Addario EXL110w.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 22 Apr, 2019
I like the sound & feel of these strings.
These are very smooth and easy to play strings. Very quiet ! I wish they would make 9-46 strings. I play flat wounds on my strat, and tele. They are warmer sounding then regular wound strings.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 31 Jan, 2024
As I said above these are a mellow string ( slowe blues and quiet slow songs).Very bendable. Title is good.
I always use these guitar strings. They are a little mellow playing strings as I like playing more mellow blues. If people are more high toned players get more brighter sounding strings.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 27 Aug, 2018
Great Light Jazz Strings
I have been using various models of these stings on my jazz guitars. And they all sound great and play very well -- flat or wound, all gauges, makes no difference. Great strings.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 15 Jan, 2025
Lighter and brighter. Smooth and easy.
Changed from a 10-50 set (on my arch-top) to these and found the instrument easier to play and the slightly lighter set really brought the sound to life. I think that I’ve found the right string for this guitar.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 07 Dec, 2017
Love them ....
I play with a very heavy hand (press the strings down way to hard), and I notch my frets. Changing the frets will cost hundreds of dollars. The standard string that are round-wound will dig into the fret wires like a file (have you noticed the squeaking noise just on your fingers?). So, I got these flat-wound strings. The flat-would is a slightly duller sound, but once you get use to the sound, they will protect your frets, and no squeaking from your fingers when playing. I have been using them now for over a year, and I love the smooth feel. And, there is no noticeable fret wear, and no more notches. And yes, I still play with a heavy hand.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 26 Jun, 2019
My Fav
I'm getting back into guitar after a long while and I remember using flatwound from the 70's and loved them. They feel just as sweet as they do now. Some songs sound better on flatwound's. Get a set, try them, and I think you will be impressed too. Happy camperVerified purchase: YesCondition: New
