What type of strings?
228523
It being a Martin guitar it comes strung with Martin strings. I currently have it strung with Dean Markley lights.
267902
Yes, E, A, D, G, B, and E. The first four are wound, the last two are steel. Awesome strings!
467168
I think they must mean that there is only one kind of string - the high E - and not all the strings - E A D G B E. There are 6 each high E strings.
614999
Regular strings are good - a little shorter of course, to fit the neck, but they are fine.
966960
Those numbers refer to the diameter of the strings. Light strings are thinner than heavy. Each guitar responds differently and will sound different with different size strings.
1756337
Regular steel strings. It is a nice set, however, mine didn't come with extra strings. But it is still a great value.
614998
Regular strings work just fine. I don't know the gauge off the top of my head but I know they are very light strings.
1753615
I have not had to replace any strings. Try Googling for replacement strings.
2189287
Bass guitar strings. Ha! No, seriously all strings are going to have similar tonal range on a guitar. A classical acoustic guitar might be more your thing. It has nylon strings and is very mellow, much less harsh on the high end.
132129
The Blue Steel strings are steel but most likely plated in Nickel or Bronze. It's hard to come by plain stainless steel strings but in my humble opinion plain stainless steel sounds better than anything else. That's all I've used on my basses for the past 25 years. They're a little harder to find and a bit more expensive but well worth the effort and price. Warwick makes a great set of SS strings and the last time I got them I had to have them imported from England. Check out Ebay they usually have them and for a decent price.
2140265
Violin strings are more complicated to manufacture than guitar and ukulele strings. Most of the time, guitar and ukulele strings are steel strings and, occasionally nylon. Violin strings are made out of much more costly materials, such as, aluminum, tungsten, silver etc. Also, a lot of higher quality violin strings are actually hand-made!
177898
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.
1757953
Firstly, I'm assuming you know that strings are traditionally numbered from bottom to top, smallest to largest. Secondly, I don't know anybody that sells individual strings. Typically, even if they did, it would do no good, as the strings will not sound good unless they are all fresh and clean and very similar to each other. Believe me, you mix new and worn (stretched) strings together, you're likely to make dogs howl and people with good pitch perception cringe!
231076
They are standard steel strings, just like any other strings (Fender, Gibson, Ernie Ball), except with colors. So they fit any acoustic, electric or acoustic-electric steel string guitar.
1366141
If you had read my review, you'd have seen the sentence, "The original strings couldn't hold a note." I replaced them with Bella chrome steel rope core, flat wound, nylon wrapped [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054RD51A/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk]strings[/url].
467167
You can see in the left corner it says 6 plain strings. Thats what this is. I get these alot. This is a set of .009 gauge strings. Six .009s are in this pack. This is for people like me that either use string setups that are different than normal or if you break alot of .009s. There are six strings in the pack. All .009s. No other gauge strings in the pack just .009s. Hope this helps.
1210507
I want to say that the strings are not plastic. I bought this awhile back for my friend as a birthday gift, so I'm not 100% sure. I hope this helps.