ok..will these strings work for me? I am just learning, bough Rocksmith, trouble tuning broke a string. I have NO idea what kind to buy, help please
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I have found that the Regular Slinky (yellow) is much easier to tune in Rocksmith vs the Pink Super Slinky strings. This is especially the case with the songs with alternate tuning like Drop D. The pink will often not register notes right. They are a bit harder to bend but I think easier to grab with your fingers.
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These are more for playing Metal/Hard Rock songs. If you plan to play that type of genre then these will do fine.
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Ok what kind of guitar do you have? An acoustic or an electric? If you have an electric guitar then yes these strings are great.
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Beware! Your guitars are set up to handle light strings. If you get any other size your guitar may buzz
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I pop'd the high e string a few weeks after getting mine, it broke as I was tuning up and I went a little too far. I haven't had any other strings break.
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I have two acoustic guitars and they work fine on both. They are a little easier on the fingers than heavier strings. If you are a beginner I would definitely recommend these until your fingers are tougher, then consider going to a heavier string.
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I use them on my accoustc/electric and they work great. There are strings made for strictly electric guitars.
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They are great strings for any acoustic guitar. I would go with the EXP10 extra light for a beginner. They will be a little easier on the fingers.
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Yes definitely. Strings are a very personal choice when it comes to playing guitar. Some people love certain brands, some people dislike the same brand. Just try different packs until you find one that has a tone you like. But these are definitely a great choice. I use them myself. Long life, bright and boomy and very crisp. - Andy
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I'm having issues with Rocksmith saying the volume is too low even with the volume on the guitar itself turned up all the way. This is occurring on the PC and Xbox 360 versions I have. Haven't quite figured it out, yet. It's been hit or miss. I'm having to tune the guitar outside of rocksmith and needing to pluck the strings extremely hard to get Rocksmith to recognize it's in tune but then when playing songs it registers a lot of misses if I don't pluck or pick extremely loudly.
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The tuners are bad on this guitar, I'm not sure about putting custom tuners on it. the one I ordered came broken and would not tune.
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They might be a little long, but should be fine. I put concert Aquila strings on mine, with a low G.
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I would definitely call Grover or Gibson and get an exact part number. Bought them for my acoustic without doing my research and now my tuners are at a slight angle to the headstock because of different screw placements. It actually looks kind of neat imo, but not what I was originally expecting
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Did it work? I've read some pickups arent "loud" enough for Rocksmith - looking for one myself!
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Yes, but it probably won't be in tune because new strings stretch for quite a while. Go to someone who knows how to tune it. If you tighten the strings too tight, they will snap, like a 100 lb fish on 5 lb test line.
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These are great strings and I think you have your answer below. It does take a long time to get new strings to stay in tune, though. Get a tuner and tune it every time you pick it up. Keep your old strings as back up, but, you'll never use them. Aquila is worth buying. You can take your uke to a music store. I bet they'd be happy to assist. Have fun and check out all the youtube tutorials. They are very helpful, too.
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Short answer, yes they should be fine. Long answer, the comparability between strings and guitars doesnt matter, its the string slots that in the nut that matter. The les Paul's usually use bigger strings anyway.
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What do you mean by "fix"? The guitar comes with the strings installed. You have to "tune" it yourself (with the use of a tuner).
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No this is the worst guitar I have ever played on. It won't stay in tune. Investing a little bit more money in a better one will be worth your while!