GHS Strings GBXL Guitar Boomers, Nickel-Plated Electric Guitar Strings, Extra Light (9-42)

I bought these on recommendation from someone I purchased an electric guitar from. He said it was what he uses on all his electrics. They are smooth and easy to bend with a good overall sound. I have two more sets of these in my shopping cart right now. Good quality strings at a nice low price.

Great set of guitar strings. I've used them in the past. Power abd sustain is outstanding.

great price good strings

GHS Boomers have been my go to strings for over 40 years.

Boomers saw me through my late 70s Cali rock , 80s hair metal, blues, 90s new wave eras. Both on Les Pauls and Telecasters. I'm not real picky about brands. Just feel and sound. I user their 0.10s on LPs. 9.5s on Telecasters.Ernie Ball is OK and I've subbed other reputable brands on occasion, but invariably this is the brand I stock and reorder. I'm in my country band era now and Boomers are still just right. They give me that crisp, toothy grip I like to feel and hear while the other frequencies are punchy and present.I haven't broken a string onstage for 30 years. I change strings at 3-4 weeks. 95 % of the time I'm using Boomers.I've tried coated, copper splattered, zero oxygen, silver infused, dream catcher breakthrough strings, and while most live up to durability claims, the consistency and feel of Boomers are still my choice for the price. I don't mind changing strings more often. No matter what the package says, I can't trust strings over 4 weeks old.

Excellent. Tried many, many strings over the years. These were instant satisfaction on my fender Strat. Buying another set to test on my Les Paul. More of a full sound, a bit richer and smoother. I use the 9.5 gauge.

Thank you

Wonderful tone! Made in Michigan!!!