Do all the strings have ball ends or only the E string?
862267
All of these have the ball end. I was not really happy with these strings. I really like the D'Addario Helocore 4/4 Violin Strings I now use better and they are less expensive. I also ordered some Pirastro Chromcor strings that I am getting ready to try.
511698
The wound strings hae a nylon core. So, yes and no. The E string is still steel, but the others are nylon with a winding(I can't recall the medal they are wound with). If you're thinking of nylon guitar strings, no they don't resemble those because of the winding.
1244588
It's a combination of both. Foam outside plastic inside. Best of both. Also the string is loose not attached to the end balls.
127028
Yes. They have little metal rings on one end. They have some blue thread on the same end. The other end has four different colors. They hold their tune pretty well. I don't adjust them most of the times I pick it up to play.
544182
Yes it does. However what I did was take off the low E string and replace the spacing on the nut for only 5 strings and it works beautifully. It's my favorite and I have a bunch.
1543319
Mine came with an extra "E" string, a few picks. and two Allen wrenches of different sizes. also a very light plastic gig bag but no strap. I understand that some people did get one. I think it's up to the supplier.
350633
I have absolutely no idea what strings came with the guitar. When I buy a new guitar I always discard the factory installed strings and string it with Ernie Ball #9. I have used those strings for years and they are so comfortable I never used factory strings on any. I have a Fender Jaguar, Gretsch DE and Gibson Les Paul, all with Ball strings.
267902
Yes, E, A, D, G, B, and E. The first four are wound, the last two are steel. Awesome strings!
1962236
Not true. It comes with strings and is playable as received; although minor setup is suggested. I use mine almost daily for (nearly) silent practice.
721466
The ball ends will not fit into this bridge. You have to clip the ball ends off with wire cutters and then you clamp the string into that saddle via the usually provided allen key. Additionally, this will not fit a standard Stratocaster without modifications, IE Routing and post/insert placement. You may have been told about Floyd Rose Bridges that do accept ball ends, but this is not that type of bridge.
423520
Mine came with Aquila strings. I don't know if they are all like this or if I just got a good one, but my uke has an amazingly bright sound.
506482
There was no attached string, I only got the 3 stylus'. However, I didn't expect that they'd come with a string because I didn't see it in the picture.
511699
These are nylon-core strings, with a steel E string. According to the string details on the package, the D and A strings are aluminum wrapped and the G is silver wraped. I am pleased with their sound and bow response.
1010093
Ball-end strings are fine for this product. As a professional I would suggest getting a specific set called Dominant. Dominant strings are imported and hand made in Austria which includes a Loop-end E string. This product uses any type of violin string.
889656
Slinky is just the name of the string. It references how bendable the string is. There isn't a "non-slinky" string, but it ranges from a very "slinky" gauge of string (lighter gauges), and the heavier gauges, which Ernie Ball calls their "Not Even Slinky" strings. The Regular Slinky pack (us guitarists call it a standard 10 gauge set) seems to have a good balance between tone and playability, which is why so many players prefer them.
1963818
I don't remember them including those strings. They're so cheap, I wouldn't recommend them anyway.
1243367
Yes, they do have a ball end, but the winding is such that they will fit into your fine tuner, at least they did on my violin which has 4 fine tuners on it.