Ernie Ball artist and YouTube extraordinaire Ryan “Fluff” Bruce has shared an incredibly helpful guide to help you determine which string gauge is right for you. He takes into account a number of different factors, including scale length (Fender Scale [25.5″] or Gibson Scale [24.75″]), tuning, playing style and more. We want to make things even easier for you to find the right set, so we’ve rounded up some helpful images and links to get you all set up.
Electric guitar strings — like acoustic guitar or electric bass strings — are manufactured in a range of thicknesses or gauges. The thickness of an electric guitar string has a large influence on the playability and sound in addition to other factors like the string material.
Using the 11-48 set with the low-E string swapped out for a 52 gives you all of the low-end chug that you need while still feeling like standard tuning on the higher strings.
Drop Zone 66 • Rotosound Music Strings
A great middle-ground for size vs. tension. Adding a 60 on the low-E string can also provide even more “oomph” to the low end.
Creating a custom set of single strings allows you to retain tension on the higher strings, while allowing enough twang on the lower strings.
A slightly adjusted custom set of single strings allows you to beef up the higher strings, while retaining the size of the lower strings. Can also use a 62 or 64 on the low-E string for added heaviness and tension.
Magma Gct Gl Transpositor Classical Guitar Strings, Sol G Low Tuning
By using just the lower four strings from a Super Slinky 5-string bass set, the tension remains dialed in for such a low tuning. Can also use the same approach with the Regularly Slinky Bass 5 set. Provides for solid attack, without the “flop.”
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A great middle-ground for size vs. tension. Adding a 60 on the low-E string can also provide even more “oomph” to the low end.
Creating a custom set of single strings allows you to retain tension on the higher strings, while allowing enough twang on the lower strings.
A slightly adjusted custom set of single strings allows you to beef up the higher strings, while retaining the size of the lower strings. Can also use a 62 or 64 on the low-E string for added heaviness and tension.
Magma Gct Gl Transpositor Classical Guitar Strings, Sol G Low Tuning
By using just the lower four strings from a Super Slinky 5-string bass set, the tension remains dialed in for such a low tuning. Can also use the same approach with the Regularly Slinky Bass 5 set. Provides for solid attack, without the “flop.”
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A great middle-ground for size vs. tension. Adding a 60 on the low-E string can also provide even more “oomph” to the low end.
Creating a custom set of single strings allows you to retain tension on the higher strings, while allowing enough twang on the lower strings.
A slightly adjusted custom set of single strings allows you to beef up the higher strings, while retaining the size of the lower strings. Can also use a 62 or 64 on the low-E string for added heaviness and tension.
Magma Gct Gl Transpositor Classical Guitar Strings, Sol G Low Tuning
By using just the lower four strings from a Super Slinky 5-string bass set, the tension remains dialed in for such a low tuning. Can also use the same approach with the Regularly Slinky Bass 5 set. Provides for solid attack, without the “flop.”
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