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D’Addario EPS190 ProSteels 40-100 Long Scale 5-Pks $77.99 |
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D’Addario EPS170S ProSteels 45-100 Short Scale 5-Pks $77.99 |
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D’Addario EPS165 ProSteels 45-105 Long Scale 5-Pks $77.99 |
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D’addario XL ProSteels EPS520 9-42 Super Light 10-SETS $47.99 |
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D’addario XL ProSteels EPS510 10-46 Reg. Light 10-SETS $47.99 |
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D’addario XL ProSteels EPS530 8-38 Extra Super Lt. 10pk $47.99 |
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D’Addario EPS530 ProSteels Extra Super LT 10 SETS $39. $39.00 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 30-130 6-St EPS170-6SL $27.54 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 30-130 6-Str EPS170-6 $26.24 |
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D’Addario ProSteels EPS170-6 Regular Light 6-String Bas $25.99 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 45-130 5-St EPS170-5SL $25.64 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 40-125 5-Str EPS220-5 $23.74 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 45-135 EPS165-5 $23.74 |
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D’Addario Bass ProSteels 6-String 30-130 SL EPS170-6SL $23.26 |
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D’Addario XL ProSteels EPS170-5 Bass 5-Strings $23.00 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 45-130 5-Str EPS170-5 $22.79 |
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D’Addario Bass Strings ProSteels 50-135 EPS160-5 $22.79 |
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D’Addario ProSteels EPS170-6 1 SET FOR $22.00 $22.00 |
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D’Addario Bass ProSteels 5-String 45-130 EPS170-5SL $21.21 |
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D’Addario Bass ProSteels 6-String 30-130 Long EPS170-6 $21.21 |
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D’Addario EPS160 XL ProSteels Medium Gauge/Long Scale Bass Strings $17.95 ProSteels are D’Addario’s brightest and most magnetic bass strings. A specialized alloy delivers harmonically rich, brilliant high-end coupled with deep, tight lows that work in tandem to create the “piano-like” tone stainless steel players crave. |
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D’Addario EPS165 XL ProSteels Regular Gauge/Long Scale Bass Strings $17.95 ProSteels are D’Addario’s brightest and most magnetic bass strings. A specialized alloy delivers harmonically rich, brilliant high-end coupled with deep, tight lows that work in tandem to create the “piano-like” tone stainless steel players crave. |
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D’Addario EPS170 XL ProSteels Light Gauge/Long Scale Bass Strings $17.95 ProSteels are D’Addario’s brightest and most magnetic bass strings. A specialized alloy delivers harmonically rich, brilliant high-end coupled with deep, tight lows that work in tandem to create the “piano-like” tone stainless steel players crave. |
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D’Addario EPS510 Regular Light 10-46 ProSteel Electric Guitar Strings $4.99 D’Addario XL ProSteels utilize a highly magnetic, corrosion-resistant steel alloy that delivers super-bright tone without shrill overtones. They offer a palette of harmonically rich, brilliantly penetrating highs combined with pronounced, tight-and-tough lows. If you need a little more crunch, bite, and sustain, ProSteels are the string for you! |
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Ibanez EWN28KOE Exotic Wood Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar $549.95 Mahogany Neck Abalone Rosette Ibanez Chrome Die-Cast B-Band UST Pickup Ibanez SRTn Preamp with Notch Filter and Onboard Tuner Balanced 1/4 in. and XLR Outputs Rosewood Bridge and Fretboard Ivorex II Nut and Saddle Advantage Bridge Pins D’Addario EXP Strings. |
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Planet Waves NS Capo $14.95 The Planet Waves NS Capo is the product of an ongoing collaboration between famed product designer Ned Steinberger and J. D’Addario & Company. It employs a sleek, ultra-light design for fast and accurate one hand positioning on the guitar’s neck. Just turn the smooth, tactile dial to eliminate the string buzzing and enjoy perfect, in-tune performance. Lightweight aluminum adds virtually no weight to the guitar’s neck when in use. |
shecter omen 6?good choice?
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Schecter-Omen-6-Electric-Guitar-101262830-i1149925.gc im considering getting that, im gonna use it for red hot chili peppers musicand stuff of funk rock, if i get it im gonna put some d’addario 9-42 prosteels on it, good idea?
well fenders arent quite made like they used to
The above poster is correct about Fender being more for RHCP stuff and schecterfor harder rock, but at this level, I think amp settings and pedals can basically shape the sound to how you want it.
It’s a decent guitar for a beginning to intermediate guitarist.
I love schecter, great choice in brand is one thing I’m gonna hand to you.
I’ve played the Omen 6 once before, and it felt pretty nice.
You should go into a guitar center and play one yourself before actually purchasing it. You can never know exactly how a guitar will sound and feel until you try one yourself.
One good thing about schecter is the Jumbo Frets. The frets are larger than normal, but contrary to popular belief, this actually makes playing easier, since you don’t accidentally touch other string as much.
Plus it’s an awesome color.
I’ve used d’addarios my whole life, but recently I switched to Ernie Balls. A lot of famous bands (I think RHCP is one of them) uses Ernie Balls.
Ernie Ball vs. D’Addario – Guitar String Comparison