CleartoneElectric 11-48 Medium

I have been using Cleartones on my electrics, acoustics, and bass for at least the last 15 years, and I swear by them. Their tone is fantastic, they ring bright, but can also be as dark as you want them to be, and they are great for recording.

Excellent guitar strings. I've been buying cleartone coated stings for years now. I use them on my Les Paul, just bought more for my GF's telecaster. They have a great feel, easy to play and bend. I leave my guitar in attended for long periods of time and these strings hold up really well and even stay tuned forever!If you're someone who always has rusty old strings because they don't play their guitar enough these strings are perfect for you.Even if you play daily these will last you so much longer then non coated strings. You'll end up saving money on strings in the long run with these.

I love these stings! The gauge is perfect for fast metal in standard or Drop D tuning on a 24.75” scale (I use 11-56 for my drop C guitar which is 25.5” scale).They sound great and last quite a while. I don’t play too often so the coating really helps them stay “fresh” for a long time.I ventured away from the Cleartone strings recently since they weren’t carried at my local music store. I tried the NYXL from D’Addario but they sounded way too “tinny” for my taste.I have now confirmed that Cleartone 10-52 are MY strings!!!

I have been playing almost 50 years, tried every string there is, coated and uncoated, half wound and flat wound,some good, some better, some...well not so much. I decided to try Cleartone's on my electric ( Tele style) and nowI know I will continue using these Cleartone's, they are to my ears as good as it gets. Do not take my word for ittry them and hear for yourself, there is a difference in feel and sound. Quality strings. More than I expected.

I don't want to be too critical, as these are good strings and will probably do very nicely for others, depending on their playing style. They do stay in tune very well and they seem to last for quite a while under normal use. I also like their acoustic strings.But for me, there are two issues with the electrics: 1) they seem to bite into my fingers more than other strings for some reason, and 2) I gig out a few times each month and tend to be much rougher on strings while playing live. It's a combination of sweat and heavy picking, both of which I have a hard time avoiding when we have a good crowd and the place is rocking. I just have this annoying tendency to break strings if I don't change them before every gig and consequently, it may be better for me to stick with less expensive brands for my stage guitars.

I love these strings! This is what shipped on my 2016 Gibson Les Paul Traditional now that Gibson is using these standard since 2014, and I'm glad they did!My new found favorite! I've tried tons of other brands over the years, of which D'Addario and Ernie Balls were my favorites. But these strings last longer for sure, especially the steel unwound ones, which stay smooth and new feeling longer, and keep that fresh new string sound. I hate that scratchy rough almost sharp wire feeling that steel strings get once the shine wears away. These last way longer!The wound strings on the other hand lose that crisp bright tone fairly quickly, which is great as I'm not a fan of that brittle tone. After a week or so they begin to take on that full, thick, thuddy and round tone which I have come to adore especially on a mahogany body guitar i.e. a les Paul. I really love the colored ball ends as well (see pic). Similar to D'Addario but more solid colors, and easier to quickly identify.They're a bit more expensive than other sets, but well worth it in my opinion since I'm changing strings less. And the Hybrid 9-46 sized set is also my favorite for years now. Light top, heavy bottom style set. Love em!! Can't be mad at free 2 day Prime shipping either!

Possibly one of the best strings there is especially to math rock players who tap on the strings. the strings are light but they seriously laat long not like the cheap earnie ball or those other ugly big rusty strings that sound horrible. the quality sound in these are superb. Elixer are very close to cleartones so i would recommend those as well but cleartones are your best bet. they can last up to a year or 2 and they dont rust. simply the best strings there is

I've been using these strings for quite a while now, and they have not corroded one bit. Normally after about a month Ernie Ball strings get very corroded near the first few frets on my guitar, but these strings are still in going. Tonally they aren't any better than other strings I have used, but I wouldn't have expected them to be. Also, these strings are smoother under the finger than Ernie Ball strings. For what they are, I'm not sure I would keep on buying these at the price, but they last about the same time as 2-3 sets of competitors, so it evens out I guess.

spinto dalla curiosità provo queste corde su Les Paul e sono rimasto colpito dal suono e dalla comodità trasmessa. Tengono benissimo l'accordatura. Cambiate al pomeriggio e suonate live la sera stessa e a fine concerto era ancora intonata. Consigliate!

J'ai monté ces cordes en 10/46 sur une line 6 standard à modulation, elles chantent littéralement, très bonne qualité .

These strings are okay but if you're looking for super bright tone, they're not what I would recommend. In my experience, I found that Cleartone's strings tone die down within a month of having them, which should never be the case for any string company. While they did feel good and still sounded decent after a month, I felt sort of down that I paid that much money for strings that didn't sing. Not to mention, they corroded just as fast as any other brand (their unique approach to making the string didn't hold up well). I'm not saying don't buy these but I am saying that Cleartone should at least consider knocking down the price a bit. 3/5

Works great as advertised

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