Ernie Ball 2006 Earthwood Extra Light 80/20 Bronze Acoustic String Set (10-50)

I've been using Ernie Ball's Earthwood Rock N Blues Strings for over a year as of the time of writing this review.I'll get straight to the point -> Absolutely great for the price. Ernie Ball's never disappoint.> The G string does sometimes tend to lose it's tuning faster than other strings. But any good guitarist knows to tune their guitar before playing, everytime. So it should be fine for most players.> These strings are made for rock and blues playing, so string bending, vibrato, etc. are a breeze, but at the same time, the tone isn't the same as what folk/country/most pop songs may sound like. So if you're not a blues & rock person, this may not be the tone you're looking for.> If you're a beginner, you can definitely try these strings. Barring chords might be slightly easier. And you might fall in love with the Blues.

I really liked the sound more heavy rich sound good mids but not super bright. Great for picking.Only issues I found was since at my place its very hot and humid the high E string I saw started having some rust spots. So I suggest everyone to protect your strings from that.Also it might be a bit hard on fingers if you are a beginner.

For the first two weeks, it seemed like I was playing a 50k guitar rather than a 5k one. The tone is amazing, feels nice to play as well. Only problem is that it catches the humidity of India quite easily. 3 weeks in and I started noticing corrosion, 7 weeks in the high E string tore. Otherwise a fine product.

They don't rust, I've used one set of these for nearly six months, then changed to a fresh set of this, strangely enough, the old set didn't lose much tonality, just the brightness was a little bit low. Used D'Addarios before, they also sound good, but tend to rust way too quickly in the temperate weather of Bengal. Sounds beautiful, plus the g string is unwound, so bends and vibratos can be done easily!*I replaced the low strings of a 3 month old daddario set with more than a year old Ernie Ball Rock n Blues and the result is a way brighter sound.

Good product.

The strings were rusted.. I thing that is the biggest cons with the strings...Pros: They are light. Dont hurt your fingers.. good sound and flexible...

Didn't know my old dilapidated cheap acoustic could sound this good. Bass strings have great depth and the plain G string instead of wound one was a nice addition to the package 👍

This is my first ever purchase of esrnie ball and it quiet surprised me. It contained 3 plain strings and three 80/20 bronze strings. But daddario contains only two steel strings and four bronze strings. And as a daddario user it quiet surprised me. And it feels so light in my jumbo guitar. So for anyone with a jumbo guitar should not get this and should go for higher gauge. Thanks.