D'Addario EXL120-7 Nickel Wound 7-String Electric Guitar Strings, Super Light, 09-54

I have been using 9-42 so far but this time I tried these 8-38 ultralight strings.Despite ultralight they sound quite bright.Easy on fingertips if for some reasons you are in process of building callus.Go for it if you wish to try out ultralight strings.

strings are of good quality. i play in drop c on an ibanez sa60. i switched from 10 gauge to 12 and it's kinda difficult to get used to so i prefer 11 gauge for lower tunings

Absolute buy for the price

They sound super good when new, but after a few days of heavy playing the sound keeps getting dull. But I love how they mostly stay in tune and dont break easily.

I'm living in goa, its place where every peace of metal destroying by air very quickly, I tried before other brands, so this is the best. Strings still on my guitar, usually for this period I could change 1-2 time all strings.About tone, after installing I wasn't be impressed, but after 1 week, tone became in way more better quality, I'm totally love it.I'm playing in drop C tuning, and strings fits well.

This 12s to 54s set feels just right, especially on a strat. It’s good price wise too.

The 8-38 guage electric guitar strings displaces the myth that lower guitar strings loose the punch as compared to higher guage strings.Remember it's your amplifiers and effects that determine your sound. Advantages of lower guage strings:1- Are easier to bend.2,- Once it's run in, it stays in tune longer.3-there is less stress on the neck even if you don't use your guitar for sometime.4- Higher guage strings are the culprits for neck distortion whether it's acoustic or electric guitars.5 - I love the 8-38 D'addario.

The strings feel quite good. Less stess on the fingers. I was worried about the tone compared to 9-42s, but these sound great. I use a bit of compression and sustain. They really come alive.