what gauge are these strings?
2010958
The package reads light/medium and that's basically correct. Every string is consistently in-between a light gauge string and a medium gage string (example: the G string light is .024 inch. the medium .026 and the Martin FX is .0255 inch). The benefit is one can have the tension/firmness feel of a medium gage yet the ability to bend the string with the ease of a light gage; it provides flexibility without sacrificing tone and string feel on a guitar with a smaller body (like a parlor size guitar in which a medium gage would be more the preference - I haven't tried these strings on my dreadnaught size guitar in which I use different strings altogether). I'm quite happy with the result. Flexible Core makes sense to me.
2010959
The gauge I have experience with is Light gauge. I purchased a package of Light/Medium for another guitar that I own but haven't yet put those strings on that particular guitar.
216680
I believe they are 16 gauge stainless steel which is better than 18 gauge. Very sturdy and sharp. excellent value. pull the trigger. you won't be sorry.
29782
I'm not sure what gauge it is but it's definetly heavy and strong. The handles are riveted. Im happy with mine..
2206993
I'm pretty sure it's just some generic strings. They are actually pretty decent though, no real reason to change them until they get old.
884440
I can't tell you the gauge but they are heavy duty as I am in my 3rd year of using this and as a small car dealership we rely on this unit ... it is outstanding
1167190
Not sure the exact gauge, but they are plenty sturdy. Didn't have any trouble pushing them into the ground at any point.
1700389
I don't know what gauge they are, but they can't be bent easily, that's for sure. They are pretty hefty too.
1796882
I don't know what kind of strings but they are decent. If you are new to the guitar, you will probably want to replace them with some light gauge 'silk and steel' strings, which will be easier on your fingers.
1707094
14 gauge if I remember correctly. I sent it back because the outside casing and wires were too thick for my application.
1810561
I like these strings (Martin SP) in light gauge (high E is .012). The sound is good and I've had 'em on my Gibson for a few weeks now. I tried Ernie Ball Earthwood lights and the high E is a little thinner (.011) and they sounded alright also. Extra light strings might not have enough bass for a Martin dreadnaught, but probably good on the OM and smaller models. Happy pickin'!
350634
They look like Fender Nickel Wound L 0.009 to 0.042 strings but it's not stated anywhere in my documentation. Definitely just a tad lighter than regular Slinky 0.010 to 0.046 strings.
1710102
should be 16 gauge, see link, http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amps-wire-gauge-d_730.html, but i believe the warranty will be void if you alter the cables, check the warranty statement.
184894
They are steel strings. The guitar is a steel string guitar. It comes with a set on the guitar and also an additional pack. My pack of extra strings was the same as the picture, manufactured by Yamaha.
184893
Steel/Bronze wrapped strings on MY guitar ordered over a year ago.... The extra set of strings are Martin & Co. 80/20 Bronze.... Very nice strings and they sound great.
652856
It actually doesn't say the gauge. The cable is thicker than I expected and has a nice webbed sheath on the outside as well. I have cables from some professional cable suppliers and if I had received this cable from them I wouldn't have been disappointed. Better than what you can get at Wally World for sure.
1232934
I can't tell what gauge they are. There are no marking on the spoons other than their size.
2096147
they are 3meters per cable not sure about the gauge it has a really thick cover over the cables but im sure they are thin. the cables look nice and sound ok. audioquest type 1 cables are only 19.99 they look ugly but sound 10 times better